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2/5/2019
Virginia Moves To Drop License Suspensions For Overdue TicketsLegislation passed by the Virginia Senate would restore the right to drive to 626,537 motorists who could not afford to pay traffic tickets.
Low-income Virginia motorists may soon be able to keep driving, even if they they cannot afford to pay an outstanding traffic ticket. Under legislation adopted by the state Senate in a 36 to 4 vote, a single missed payment would no longer result in a mandatory license suspension. Currently, 626,537 Virginians have no license because they were unable to make the immediate, up-front payment of a traffic fine that is required by statute.
Under the proposal presented to the state House Committee ...
2/4/2019
French Speed Camera Resistance Helped Lower Road Fatalities NationwideDestruction of speed cameras in France was accompanied by a 5 percent reduction in fatal accidents throughout the country.
2/1/2019
Florida Studies Find No Significant Reduction In Accidents From Red Light CamerasNew study of red light cameras in Miami Beach, Florida fails to demonstrate a clear benefit to red light cameras.
1/31/2019
Conservative Groups Push For Tolling Every RoadA letter sent by right-leaning public policy groups wants to replace the gas tax with nationwide tolling on every road.
1/30/2019
Spain Deploys Drones For Traffic EnforcementTraffic agency in Spain supplements speed camera helicopters with drones to lower the cost of aerial ticketing operations.
