#traffic-enforcement

#traffic-enforcement

Susan Manheimer retires after 19 years as police chief amid controversy over red-light camera program and timing issues with yellow lights.

Gardaí revoked nearly 2,000 speeding fines due to errors with speed camera readings.

Inaccuracies in the static speed camera system prompted the cancellation of penalties.

Faulty traffic cameras wrongly fined Bromley Waitrose shoppers, leading to appeals and questioning their legality.

Canadian drivers are significantly contributing to unpaid tolls crossing into New York and New Jersey, totaling over a million dollars annually.

Increased law enforcement led to a quieter New Year's celebration despite numerous DUI arrests and traffic violations in Santa Cruz.

The trend in downtown crowd sizes has been declining since 2013, indicating a shift in New Year's Eve celebrations.

California's daylighting law will enforce strict parking rules near crosswalks starting January 1, 2024, eliminating warnings for violations.

Digital license plates can be hacked allowing users to change their display, posing significant risks for traffic ticket evasion and misattribution of violations.

The NYPD's ticketing for jaywalking lacks correlation with pedestrian injury rates, suggesting racial bias in enforcement practices.

The councilor claims his actions were meant to enforce traffic laws, not politically motivated.

Income from penalty charge notices in London soared by 57% in five years, raising concerns about reliance on fines for revenue.

Miami-Dade's new bus stop-arm camera program has quickly issued over 11,500 citations to improve safety for students at bus stops.

Significant increase in parking fines in Ireland in 2023 generates over €14 million for local councils.

Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas regarding Mayor Adams in various possible illegal campaign activities, significantly impacting his political standing.

Ford is developing a system for cars to report speeding violations, potentially changing the dynamic of driving accountability.

Obscuring license plates is illegal and can result in fines, even if drivers are not speeding or driving dangerously.