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All Items about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 59 of 71) 7/19/05 Sixteen Percent of Indiana Drivers Have Disabled Plates Indiana's Inspector General says the handicapped parking system is being abused. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 7/19/05 UK Tests HOV-Lane Cameras New cameras claim to be able to count the number of car passengers and issue tickets to HOV lane violators. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 7/17/05 UK: Teen Drivers Pushed Into Accepting Black Box Spy Officials in Ireland, England consider mandating GPS tracking for drivers aged 18-25. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 7/16/05 Minneapolis Police Caught Running Red Lights Fourteen Minneapolis, Minnesota police officers face no punishment for running red lights without an emergency. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 7/14/05 Wisconsin Lawmaker Proposes 75 MPH Speed Limit A Wisconsin state senator plans to push for a 10 MPH increase in his states maximum speed limit. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 7/3/05 UK to Introduce GPS Car Speed Limiters Two-year government test of Intelligent Speed Adaptation underway in UK. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 6/26/05 Pope Benedict XVI Warns Against Distracted Driving Pope Benedict XVI urged motorists to avoid the 'distraction and superficiality' which can lead to tragic accidents. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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