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New Yorkers who blithely cross the street listening to an iPod or talking on a cell phone could soon face a $100 fine.
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The officer, identified as Cameron Richardson, was driving home in a Jeep Wrangler after working a shift when a motorist allegedly attempted to make a turn into an intersection and hit the Jeep.
Read More →Pulling over a motorist can result in a simple citation or a raging gun battle. You have to be prepared for either one.
Read More →There are myriad factors contribute to incidents in which an officer is struck by a vehicle while directing traffic—everything from weather, to the negligence/impairment of the offending vehicle's driver, to the officer's own actions—but a few basic safety strategies can mitigate the risks.
Read More →A Google self-driving car was pulled over by police because the vehicle was traveling too slowly.
Read More →Most cops can readily agree a cell phone is perhaps the best new tool an officer can have during his or her patrol shift. Whether it is used to call a victim, a barricaded suspect, or a detective on a major case, a cell phone is a vital asset to the patrol officer.
Read More →Nearby deputies came to the aid of the deputy in the overturned vehicle. They were able to get him out. He suffered abrasion injuries that were treated at a local hospital.
Read More →As you wait at the intersection a woman zooms past you, running the red light going 50 mph, 25 miles over the speed limit. Should you drive after her?
Read More →Drivers under the influence of THC may suffer from slower reaction time, impaired cognitive performance, and increased risk-taking.
Read More →The Henderson (NC) Police Department is seeking to educate young drivers on safety that could potentially save their lives on the road.
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