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![]() | 5/29/2020 Ohio Appeals Court Upholds Photo Ticket For Violating Implicit Speed LimitAppellate court rules that Toledo, Ohio speed cameras can issue tickets for violation of implicit speed limits. Toledo's speed camera ordinance does not have to spell out the speed limits on the roads where automated ticketing is used, the Ohio Court of Appeals ruled last week. A three-judge panel took up the issue after motorist Jeffrey D. Reusch had his 2017 Honda SUV photographed on Interstate 75 on October 14, 2018. On that day, Toledo police Officer Scott Swartz set up an automated laser speed camera trap that accused Reusch of traveling 62 MPH in a spot where the usual 60 MPH speed limit had been lo ... | ||
![]() | 5/27/2020 Tolling Industry Wants $9.2 Billion Taxpayer BailoutToll road association asks congressional leadership for $9.2 billion in taxpayer funds to make up for lost toll revenue. | ||
![]() | 5/25/2020 France, UK: Widespread Speed Camera Damage ContinuesSpeed camera in England was impaled by a speedboat while several French cameras were destroyed last week. | ||
![]() | 5/21/2020 North Carolina Appeals Court Refuses To Hear Red Light Camera ChallengeThe disinterest of the state attorney general in a challenge to red light cameras saves photo ticketing in Greenville, North Carolina. | ||
![]() | 5/18/2020 France, Germany, UK: Speed Camera Attacks ReturnAs virus scare lockdown eases in Europe, attacks on speed cameras begin to return to normal levels. |
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