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Breaking news about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 29 of 59) 7/18/07 UK Congestion Charge a Trojan Horse for Spying Accidentally released documents show the UK government intends to use congestion charging cameras to track innocent motorists. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 6/21/07 Slap on Wrist for Iowa Sheriff in $120k Traffic Theft A sheriff convicted of stealing $120,000 from a motorist gets probation and a $1000 fine. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 6/4/07 Ohio: Pedestrian Child Crashes into Ferrari A fourth grade pedestrian in Newport, Kentucky crashes into parked car doing $200,000 in damage. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 5/9/07 Stop Sign Ticket Cameras Developed New stop sign cameras will issue automated tickets for boulevard stops. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 4/26/07 Illinois: Bill Would Open Teen Driving Records to Parents The Illinois state legislature advances legislation to restrict the ability of teenagers to drive. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 4/26/07 DC: Bicyclists Mount Rolling Roadblock Campaign Against Drivers Washington, DC will use rolling roadblock pace cars to hinder the flow of traffic. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 4/25/07 California Senate Votes to Ban RFID Licenses California Senate votes to ban RFID chips from licenses for drivers. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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