There are more or less 268 million registered vehicles in the US with only 221 million licensed drivers. There is a reasonable assumption that people who own a car are generally the driver. Let’s face it–most folks would generally not lend out their vehicles except for a good reason. In order to drive a car, […]
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TheNewspaper.com Roundup: April 30, 2018
April 30, 2018 • 0 Comments • ACLU, ALPR, ANPR, Corruption, Fuel, Gas Tax, LICENSE PLATE, PRIVACY, Red-Light Cameras, School Bus Cameras, Speed Cameras, Technology, TheNewspaper, TOLLING, VMT, VMT Tax
In this week’s TheNewspaper.com Roundup! –VA Supremes one step from banning License Plate Spying– –OH Supremes skeptical over municipal speed cam suit– –WA State VMT Tax experiment cost $2000 per participant– Friday, April 27, 2018 Virginia Supreme Court One Step From Banning License Plate Spying Police use of automated license plate readers (ALPR or ANPR) […]
Police Drones Take Off—At what Impact to Motorists?: NMA E-Newsletter #485
April 30, 2018 • 0 Comments • ACLU, DRONES, Facial Recognition, LEGISLATION, Policing for Profit, PRIVACY, SAFETY, Technology, traffic enforcement, TRAFFIC STOP
Traffic stops are often one of the most dangerous situations for law enforcement (not to mention for motorists as many recent events have proven). The unknown can escalate a situation beyond safe. Police departments are now turning to drones to help alleviate some of the danger involved. Under tight regulations, drones can indeed become a […]
Watch Out—You Could be Next!: NMA Weekly E-Newsletter #475
February 19, 2018 • 0 Comments • ACLU, CALIFORNIA, Driver's License, INDIANA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, TRAFFIC STOP, VIRGINIA
Most people’s interaction with a police officer is usually during a traffic stop. The anxiety and fear that most of us feel when stopped by a police officer makes it worse when we believe we have done nothing wrong or thought we were doing the right thing. Placed in jeopardy of receiving a ticket or […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: February 5, 2018
February 5, 2018 • 0 Comments • ACLU, ALPR, ANPR, Car Care, Driver's License, FOURTH AMENDMENT, Gary Biller, Gas Tax, LICENSE PLATE, NHTSA, NMA, PRIVACY, Red-Light Cameras, Roadblocks, Speed Cameras, Speed Limits, TheNewspaper, Ticket Quotas, traffic safety, Traffic Tickets
In this week’s TheNewspaper.com Roundup! –Federal Judge upholds Warrantless License Plate Tracking– –NHTSA says Fed Law requires Ticket Quotas– Friday, February 2, 2018 Federal Judge Upholds Warrantless License Plate Tracking The courts place limits on the ability of police to monitor motorists through GPS devices, but officers can now obtain an even more detailed travel […]
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