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1/22/2019
Study Finds Traffic Ticket Debt Hits Poor HardestEconomic analysis of 3.7 million Florida traffic tickets reveals a disproportionately negative impact on low-income motorists.
The impact of traffic tickets on motorists who are struggling economically can be devastating, according to a recent study by an economics researcher at Princeton University. Steven Mello, who is finalizing his doctorate in economics, conducted an analysis of the impact of traffic tickets on Florida drivers using individual credit report data with payrolls to calculate the impact of a citation.
From 2011 to 2015, about 4.5 million Florida drivers received a traffic citation, amounting to near ...
1/21/2019
French Government Retreats From Lowered Speed LimitsFrench government signals potential to make more concessions to yellow vest protesters. Speed cameras under attack in Belgium, Germany and Italy.
1/18/2019
Australia Lets Redflex Off The HookRedflex says the Australian Federal Police have declined to prosecute the firm for red light camera bribery in the United States.
1/17/2019
ANALYSIS: Traffic Ticket Industry Calls For Lower Speed LimitsOpinion/Analysis: Report by organization of traffic ticket writing officials calls for widespread reduction in speed limits.
1/16/2019
France: Report Shows Lowered Speed Limit Costs $4.4 BillionPreliminary report shows the annual net cost to the public of lowering speed limits in France is $4.4 billion.
