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5/13/2008
California: Appeals Court Rules Car Seizure Not RequiredCalifornia appeals court rules police not liable for crash if car not seized from driver with suspended license or accused of DUI.
California's Third District Court of Appeals ruled Friday that police do not have a mandatory duty to seize cars from those accused -- but not convicted -- of driving either under the influence (DUI) or on a suspended license. The unanimous three-judge panel came to this conclusion in the case of two California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers who arrested Scott St. Pierre on the morning of March 17, 2004. After responding to the scene of a minor accident involving St. Pierre, the patrolmen conclu ...
5/12/2008
UK Motorist Group Hires Anti-Motorist ActivistRAC Foundation to be run by transportation appointee of former mayor of London.
5/12/2008
Louisiana Lawmakers Vote to Expand Traffic Camera UseLouisiana Senate committee adopts legislation giving municipalities the green light to use speed cameras and red light cameras.
5/11/2008
Australia: Toll Tunnel Achieves Junk Bond StatusSydney, Australia motorists faced with $4100 a year in toll charges refuse to use expensive toll tunnel. Tunnel bond rating downgraded to junk status.
5/10/2008
US Lawmaker Ties Gas Tax Break to Moratorium on Pork ProjectsLegislation would trade freeze on pork barrel spending for a summer reduction in the federal gasoline tax.
