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Breaking news about Police Enforcement (Page 64 of 198) 6/23/09 California Legislators Prepare to Unleash Speed Traps in Pasadena Proposed law would allow Pasadena, California to lower speed limits to generate more traffic tickets. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 6/22/09 US House Wants More Transit Spending, Fewer Tolls Congress takes first step in reshaping federal transportation programs to limit tolling and increase diversion of gas tax funds to transit. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> 6/21/09 New Jersey to Consider Banning Drivers from Operating GPS Legislation would impose a $100 fine for touching a GPS navigation screen while driving in New Jersey. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 6/10/09 Arizona Makes it Easier to Impose DUI on Non-Drivers Arizona Supreme Court rules that showing the potential to drive while drunk is sufficient for a DUI conviction. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> 5/28/09 Illinois: Little City Brings in Big Cash from Towing Six months of towing cars for the alleged crimes of passengers boosted police revenue 29 percent in Pekin, Illinois. Police Enforcement / Seizure/Confiscation READ MORE>> 5/21/09 Group Identifies States Least and Most Friendly to Motorists Association lists states most likely and least likely to use motorists as a source of revenue. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 5/20/09 New Administration Continues Bush Toll Road Push Obama Administration approves spending millions in federal tax dollars to encourage states to impose tolls on new and existing roads. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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