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11/24/2017
Louisiana: Black Motorist Beaten For Pulling Over In Safe LocationWaiting to pull over in a safe, well-lit location resulted in police beat down for a black motorist in Shreveport, Louisiana.
A black motorist who failed to instantly pull over when a Shreveport, Louisiana police officer turned on his overhead lights ended up beaten and hospitalized. The young man, Gregory V. Tucker, last week sought $250,000 in compensation for his injuries in a lawsuit filed in a federal district court.
On December 1, 2016, Officer C.B. Cisco decided to order Tucker to pull over so that he could issue him a ticket for having a defective tail light. As it was after midnight, Tucker thought it would ...
11/22/2017
Trump Administration Will Shut Down Highway Greenhouse Gas RuleFederal Highway Administration proposal rejects shift in focus on global warming in favor of fighting dirty tailpipe emissions.
11/21/2017
Oklahoma Tries Insurance Ticketing Cameras AgainDistrict attorneys in Oklahoma sign contract to use automated ticketing machines to generate $44 million in revenue.
11/20/2017
Colorado, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Switzerland: Speed Cameras DisabledSpeed cameras all across Europe fell to vigilantes last week while a photo radar van was taken out in an accident in Denver, Colorado.
11/17/2017
California Lawsuit Against ATS, Hertz Goes To TrialPhoto radar vendor ATS and car rental firm Hertz go to trial to defend against fraud charges brought by the city of San Francisco, California.
