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10/12/2007
Connecticut Towing Firm Tows Rival Towing Firm Tow TruckA towing company seized a tow truck belonging to a competitor in New Haven, Connecticut.
A towing firm in New Haven Connecticut used the BootFinder car confiscation system to tow away a truck belonging to a competing firm. On October 3, Lombard Motors grabbed a flatbed tow truck belonging to Unlimited Auto Repair & Towing Service over a claimed $300 in back taxes. The BootFinder is an electronic scanner used to photograph and identify vehicles so that they can be confiscated. Now Unlimited is complaining that Lombard's towing fee of $325 is too high.
"To me, that's gouging," Unli ...
10/12/2007
DOT Pushing Commuter Tax for DCWashington, DC visitors will soon pass through toll booths as federal officials continue the push to toll existing interstate freeways.
10/11/2007
US House Bill Would Slow Interstate Toll RoadsNew legislation would force states to pay back federal funds if tolls are added to an existing freeway.
10/11/2007
Louisiana Photo Enforcement Program Hits Legal SnagSpeed camera van operators may run afoul of law requiring licenses for contractors providing investigative services.
10/10/2007
UK Police Force Suspends Lidar UseMobile laser speed cameras may not be used by police in Kent, UK while a policy review is under way.
