Thursday, October 27, 2005
Indiana state troopers writing more speeding tickets
Labels: Indiana
Police, Sheriff's Department work together to stop speeding - Columbia Missourian
Arizona: Fingerprinting for Speeding Tickets
Arizona: Fingerprinting for Speeding Tickets Maricopa County, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio will now demand fingerprints from any motorist stopped for a routine traffic violation in his 9000 square mile territory. The fingerprints will be entered into the Automated Fingerprint Identification System. During an eight month voluntary test of the program, two-thirds of motorists refused to provide thumbprints, but as of Wednesday, Arpaio is no longer accepting "no" for an answer."This will be mandatory. No exceptions," Arpaio said, as reported in the Arizona Republic. "If they don't want to give the print, they're going directly to jail. Period."
Thursday, October 20, 2005
WWAY NewsChannel 3, Wilmington, NC: WPD: Speeding out of control on new MLK Bypass
Labels: North Carolina
Friday, October 14, 2005
Local News - Staunton News Leader - www.newsleader.com
By David Royer/staff droyer@newsleader.com
STAUNTON Virginia - The signs say the speed limit is 25, but recent studies show that more than 600 cars a day beat it down Donaghe Street at speeds considerably faster than that.
Traffic volume has doubled to 5,000 cars a day since the city declared Donaghe a "dangerous" street in 1983. After his wife's car was totaled by a speeding driver last year, Crawford did some research and took his case to the city."
Labels: Virginia
KLASTV.com - Dangerous Road: High Speeds on The 215
baynews9.com - News : Caught in the act?
Traffic Ticket Jackpot No Payoff For County - Traffic School
TAMPA -- Hillsborough's finest are on track to write more than 300,000 traffic tickets this year, an unprecedented amount that has helped boost court revenue by more than $31 million, officials say.
The amount is so high, in fact, that Hillsborough County will have to skim off $5 million for those counties across the state that could not cover their court budgets, said Pat Frank, Hillsborough's clerk of the circuit court.
Labels: Court and Laws
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Traffic tickets paying off
The Hillsborough County court system stands to make millions of dollars because deputies wrote 300,000 traffic tickets this year.The increase helped boost court revenue by more than $31 million.However, the county won't get to see all that money because it has to skim off $5 million for the counties across the state that could not cover their court budgets.Pinellas is one of the counties on the receiving end of the deal.
Labels: Court and Laws
Monday, October 10, 2005
FHP - Florida Highway Patrol - Traffic Incidents by Region
Reports are updated every five minutes. All reports are troop level reports, even when selected by county."
Labels: Florida
Police rethink speed traps - The Boston Globe - Traffic School
Saturday, October 08, 2005
Traffic Speeding - SGVTribune.com - News
Traffic program look to reduce speeding, glut
DIAMOND BAR -- A new traffic management program is designed to reduce speeds and cut-through gridlock on Diamond Bar streets while giving residents a way to channel frustrations into action.
Labels: California
Traffic School CITIZEN-TIMES.com: OUT THERE: News and briefs from around the region
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Centralaw for general Legal Issues,
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DUIFLA Motorsports at DirtyDetails.com,
DuiFla DUI DWI In Florida,
Your Florida Online Traffic School,
DUI in Tampa Bay Florida,
DUI in Hillsborough Florida
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