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Breaking news about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 49 of 59) 6/8/05 UK: Jail Time for Parking Near Speed Camera Police threaten UK man with jail time for parking legally next to a speed camera. Miscellaneous Issues / Bad Policy and Injustice READ MORE>> 6/7/05 New Haven, Connecticut: Free Parking for Hybrids Hybrid cars will not have to pay for metered parking in New Haven, Connecticut. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 6/6/05 Maryland Governor Eliminates Night Vision Seat Belt Stops Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich ordered state police to cease using night vision to stop motorists for not wearing seat belts. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 6/5/05 UK Meter Maids to Secretly Record Conversations Meter maids in Stoke-on-Trent, UK will receive GSM badges to covertly record conversations. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 6/2/05 Maryland Police Use Night Vision to Issue Seat Belt Tickets Maryland State Police use night vision goggles to issue tickets to motorists who were not wearing seatbelts. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 5/20/05 London Tests GPS Tracking Network on Buses UK capital city to spend GBP 120 million to track 8,000 buses by satellite. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 5/18/05 UK: 159 MPH Cop Found Not Guilty A police officer in West Mercia, UK was let off the hook after being caught driving 159 MPH on public roads. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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