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1/11/2019
Scotland: Lowering Drunk Driving Limit Did Nothing For SafetyMedical journal finds lowering of the drunk driving threshold to .05 failed to reduce traffic accidents in Scotland.
Lowering the threshold for convicting a motorist of drunk driving has done nothing to improve road safety in Scotland. The Lancet, a respected medical journal, last month examined the impact of Scotland's lowering of the motorist's legal blood alcohol content (BAC) level from .08 to .05. The change took effect on December 5, 2014, giving the team funded by the UK National Institute for Health Research four years of accident statistics to draw their results.
"After the reduction in BAC limits ...
1/10/2019
Federal Court Upholds Traffic Stop Over Fast BlinkerProperly indicating a turn with a signal that is in working order, but blinks rapidly, is potentially unlawful under federal appeals court ruling.
1/9/2019
New Mexico Appeals Court Shuts Down Car Confiscation ProgramState appeals court ruling drives final nail in coffin of Albuquerque, New Mexico car seizure enterprise.
1/8/2019
Vermont Supreme Court Holds Cops Liable For Racist Traffic StopBlack motorist may sue Vermont State Police over a baseless traffic stop.
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1/7/2019
French Yellow Vest Protests Regain SteamFrench yellow vest protesters disabled speed cameras for the new year, as did vigilantes in Italy. A German speed camera caused a fatal accident.
