Sunday, May 28, 2006
Charlotte, NC, USA Traffic cameras quit clicking after court ruling
Traffic cameras quit clicking after court ruling
by GREG LACOUR glacour@charlotteobserver.com
Labels: North Carolina, Traffic School
Saturday, May 27, 2006
05/25/2006 Northern Californians - Memorial Day weekend
Three-dollar-a-gallon gasoline is altering but not derailing, travel plans, according to the American Automobile Association.
'People are traveling closer to home and taking fewer road trips,' said Cynthia Harris, Northern California AAA spokeswoman.
About 5 million Californians will journey at least 50 miles from home, according to an AAA news release. Four million will be in cars.
The number of travelers will barely increase compared to last year, Harris said.
The annual increase is usually two to three percent, but the auto group expects less than one percent positive change this year. Expensive hotel rates, rental car prices up almost 20 percent, and fewer and high priced domestic flights are persuading people to stick closer to home, Harris said."
Labels: California, Traffic School
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Optical Illusions To Reduce Speeding in Virginia
WUSA9.com - Optical Illusions To Reduce Speeding
How do you get drivers to slow down on dangerous roads? Virginia transportation officials think you can trick them with an optical illusion and they're giving it a test on one hazardous boulevard in Fairfax County.
Labels: Traffic School, Virginia
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