Officers say: 35mph means 35mph
State Police say, “There’s no confusion. The signs are there that say 35 miles per hour.” But with signs saying 55 miles per hour in one direction and 35 mph in the other, motorists say it’s easy to get confused.
State Police say, “There’s no confusion. The signs are there that say 35 miles per hour.” But with signs saying 55 miles per hour in one direction and 35 mph in the other, motorists say it’s easy to get confused.
More than half of drivers admit speeding but only 16% have been convicted of the offense in the last five years, it has been revealed.
Hoboken is planning to use clandestine cameras to catch people running red lights and stop signs.
Your days of being pulled over for speeding are numbered. That would be great news, except in an increasing number of states the flashing red and blue lights in your rear-view mirror are being replaced by the photographic flash of traffic cameras.
Galveston police will use new speed guns to issue speeding tickets to motorists in locations where the limits are posted so low that, in at least one case, 96 percent of motorists drive in perfect safety by ignoring it. In effect, the guns give local officers a license to write an expensive citation and hand it to any motorist of their choosing.
How careful are you when you get behind the wheel? Maybe not as much as we should be. This week the North Dakota Highway Patrol is stepping up enforcement of certain violations on roads in the Northwest region of the state.
Police: “Do you think an intoxicated person can think clearly enough to execute a legal turn?”
In North Dakota, police give you a chance to turn around before a sobriety checkpoint