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![]() | 2/10/2006 Fresno, California Makes $5 Million Seizing CarsLast year Fresno, California seized 28,000 cars generating $5 million from fees alone. In 2005, the city of Fresno, California seized 28,000 vehicles generating $5 million in fees. Of the cars seized, Fresno ended up keeping 10,000 of them because motorists could not afford to pay the recovery fees. More than a quarter of Fresno's half-million residents live below the poverty line according to census data.
"We've had clients who, as a result of losing their car, have lost their job," attorney Chris Schneider told KSFN-TV. "And once they lose their car they get behind on their ... | ||
![]() | 2/10/2006 Canada: Police Set up Baby Seat RoadblockPolice in Edmonton, Canada sets up regular roadblocks to inspect babies and toddlers to ensure they are properly restrained. | ||
![]() | 2/9/2006 UK Official: Speed Camera Partnerships UnaccountableRoad safety experts call for an independent assessment of speed camera programs in the UK. | ||
![]() | 2/9/2006 Unanimous West Virginia Panel Says No to CamerasThe full West Virginia House of Delegates is considering a ban on photo enforcement after unanimous committee approval. | ||
![]() | 2/8/2006 DC DMV Violates Federal Privacy Law Washington, DC ignores law designed to protect motorists from identity theft. |
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