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Breaking news about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 41 of 59) 1/4/06 South Africa: Drunken Police Chief Operates Speed Trap A drunk police chief issues speeding tickets in South Africa while a park ranger issues $242 tickets for photographing hippos. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 12/28/05 UK Cops Rack Up $5 Million in Speeding Fines, Pay Just $56,000 Just two percent of UK police end up paying speeding tickets when caught by speed cameras. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 12/26/05 Insurance Companies Raise Rates for Roadside Assistance Several companies report use of roadside assistance coverage to raise the insurance rates of those who become stranded. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 12/8/05 UK Indoctrinates Kids with Speed Camera Calendar A UK speed camera partnership starts teaching the benefits of speed cameras to children as early as sixth grade. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 12/5/05 French Ministers Caught Driving Recklessly Auto Plus magazine catches French Prime Minister, Dominique de Villepin and Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy violating half a dozen traffic laws. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 12/4/05 Osteoporosis Society Opposes Speed Bumps The National Osteoporosis Society comes out against the use of speed bumps in Edinburgh, Scotland. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 12/3/05 Missouri Signs Statewide Cell Phone Spying Contract The state of Missouri has signed a contract to monitor the location and speed of cell phone owners traveling on Missouri highways. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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