What is the National Motorists Association about?
We support higher speed limits, an end to speed traps, fairer traffic courts, and stopping the use of traffic tickets to generate revenue. We want red-light ticket cameras and photo speed enforcement off our streets, roads, and highways. We oppose road blocks, for any purpose.
We want better lane courtesy on our highways and our user fees spent on meeting our needs, not harassing us. Drivers have rights too, including the right to privacy in our cars and trucks and the right to travel without being tracked and spied upon by our own government.
We ask that you join and support us in this effort.
A guest author active in the field of vehicle accident reconstruction lays out an overview of how accidents are analyzed by experts. Read more
NMA Massachusetts Activist John Carr examines a suspicious crash by a government official by thinking critically about some of the data that was (reluctantly) released. Read more
Mileage-based user fees have gained support as a supplement/replacement for the gas tax. Is this a good idea? Read more
Some law enforcement agencies actually promote realistic speed limits. Read more
How would you like to drive faster, in any kind of weather or road condition, come and go as you please, and rarely slide or get stuck? Read more
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