Saturday, July 02, 2005

Spike strips stop speeding vehicle

Spike strips stop speeding vehicle: "Spike strips stop speeding vehicle
It was "two strikes and you're out" for a 54-year-old St. Helens woman Wednesday morning. Alilia Nelson-Lange went to jail after running afoul of the law twice in three hours, thwarted both times by the same officer: Sgt. Larry Lucas, of the Oregon State Police."

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Tuesday, June 21, 2005

going 55 in a 45 or 75 in a 55, we end up losing the case unless we can prove a reason that it's not reasonable and prudent

BendBulletin.com: "Senate OKs speeding bill, Published: June 17, 2005, By James Sinks, The Bulletin, SALEM The Oregon Senate on Thursday cleared legislation that would tighten traffic rules and make it easier to successfully cite speeders. Under Oregon traffic law today, all travel is governed by the 'basic rule.' It says a driver cannot exceed a reasonable and prudent pace based on a variety of factors. Those include visibility, traffic, weather and road conditions. So, drivers have successfully argued that while the posted speed may be 55 mph, they could travel 70 or faster if the conditions safely allowed it. "

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Saturday, April 09, 2005

School zone law up for review - The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, USA

School zone law up for review - The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, USA: "SALEM - Lawmakers appear poised to change a law passed two years ago that created 24-hour-a-day speed zones near schools."

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