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San Diego became the latest California city to drop red-light cameras at major intersections, as city officials cited public hostility and no measurable decline in accidents.
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A Plano (Texas) Police officer tucked a $100 bill into a citation, after a motorist with expired tags told him he chose to feed his family rather than pay his vehicle registration fee.
Read More →The Milledgeville (Ga.) Police Department has implemented a pay-per-ticket electronic citations system with license plate recognition technology provided by Gtechna, the company announced.
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A Michigan seat-belt activist who attempted to pull over a Detroit Police officer is now facing a reckless driving charge. In the video, the officer can be seen smiling as McClain yells at him to pull over.
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Experience teaches that there is nothing routine about what we do once we hit the streets. Traffic stops are no exception. A traffic stop generally has two threat levels; you are either at risk or at high risk.
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A Cleveland Municipal Court judge on Monday ordered 32-year-old Shena Hardin to stand at an intersection with a sign stating, "Only an idiot drives on the sidewalk to avoid a school bus."
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Radarsign's TC-500B is a mobile radar speed sign that is easy to move. The sign is battery powered and has a locking pole mount bracket so that it can be set up on multiple poles or posts.
Read More →A Fitchburg, Wis., police officer was injured Monday morning when he was dragged 450 feet, or nearly one city block, by a teenage driver who pinned the officer's arm in his car window and sped off, police said.
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Easy-to-install device being used by departments across the U.S. to end arguments about speeding complaints. IACP Booth #4035.
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The beacons can be triggered to operate by speed and/or time dependency, and activate only when vehicles exceed a selected speed.
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