In this week’s Driving News Roundup: –OOIDA & NMA suit for $6B in toll refunds would cause catastrophe says PA Turnpike— –Feds bust NJ cops for ripping off motorists— –Since 2007, DEA has taken $3.2B from innocent folks using CAF– Click on the color headline to read the full story. NMA Driving News Story of […]
3 Blog Posts From the CAF Tag
NMA Driving News Weekly Roundup for April 13, 2018
April 13, 2018
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Auto Industry, CAF, Car Care, Civil Asset Forfeiture, DISTRACTED DRIVING, Driver's License, DRIVERLESS CARS, Fuel, Gas Tax, Mass Transit, NMA, Real ID, Red-Light Cameras, Speed Cameras, Speed Limits, TEXTING, Ticket Quotas, Toll Roads, TOLLING, TRAFFIC CAMERA, Traffic Congestion, Traffic Signals, TRAFFIC STOP, Traffic Tickets
NMA Driving News Weekly Roundup for April 6, 2018
April 6, 2018
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ALPR, Auto Industry, CAF, Car Care, CELL PHONE, Civil Asset Forfeiture, DISTRACTED DRIVING, Driver's License, DRIVERLESS CARS, Driving News, FOIA, Fuel, Gas Tax, Lane Courtesy, LICENSE PLATE, NHTSA, NMA, racial profiling, Red-Light Cameras, REVENUE GENERATION, SCHOOL BUS CAMERA, SEAT BELT, Speed Cameras, Speed Limits, Speed Traps, TICKET REVENUE, Toll Roads, TRAFFIC CAMERA, Traffic Congestion, TRAFFIC STOP, Traffic Tickets, VISION ZERO
In this week’s Driving News Roundup: –OOIDA and NMA ask Court to halt PA Turnpike to Pay Payments to PennDot— –Feds on collision course with California on Vehicle Emission standards— –Speed Cam Ticket hearings halt in Providence, RI due to 12K ticket lawsuit— –Vigilant Solutions attacks NonProfits for filing FOIA requests on ALPR data– Click […]
Civil Asset Forfeiture—Why should we care?
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April 6, 2018
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CAF, Civil Asset Forfeiture, Civil Forfeiture, DUE PROCESS, Fifth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, FOURTH AMENDMENT, NMA, PRIVACY
Originally created to break drug lords, civil asset forfeiture or CAF has now morphed into an anything-goes situation when it comes to law enforcement confiscating cash and property. Make no mistake, CAF is a constitutional rights issue. The Fourth Amendment protects not only a person’s right to privacy but freedom from arbitrary governmental intrusions. The […]
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