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All Items about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 57 of 71) 8/29/05 UK Bike Lane Just 10 Meters Long Oldham, UK builds what must one of the shortest bicycle-only lanes on the road today. It's just ten yards long. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 8/26/05 UK: City Spends $20K on Speed Camera Urinal Ads Essex, UK is paying for advertising space on urinals to promote speed cameras. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 8/23/05 New Cameras Issue Speeding Tickets From the Road Hidden Botts dots camera to spy on traffic and issue speeding tickets from the road itself. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 8/21/05 UK Developing Roadside Sleepiness Test A handheld videogame could administer future roadside sleepiness tests in the UK. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 8/18/05 Canadian and UK Courts Punish Anyone Fighting a Photo Ticket Courts in Canada and England take extraordinary measures to prevent anyone from challenging photographic citations. Miscellaneous Issues / Bad Policy and Injustice READ MORE>> 8/15/05 California to Deploy Smog-Check Cameras Pollution camera will initially issue warnings to drivers in Southern California. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 8/9/05 3M Pushing Mandatory Reflective Clothing for Pedestrians Ireland's National Safety Council rejects the call for mandatory reflective clothing law for pedestrians. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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