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![]() | 1/26/2018 Canadian Study Uses Video Analysis To Track Bicycle, Motorist ConflictsCanadian researchers use computer analysis of video footage to find engineering improvements at intersections. Bicycle activist groups frequently call on police to crack down on motorists who commit minor violations. A paper presented earlier this month to the Transportation Research Board annual conference in Washington, DC suggests it is the bicyclists, on average, who are more likely to be violating the law.
"Cyclist non-conforming behavior factors contributing to vehicle-bicycle collisions include not using hand gestures to announce intentions, performing abrupt or sudden maneuvers in proximity o ... | ||
![]() | 1/25/2018 Maryland Attorney General Slaps Speed Camera Cities For Lack of TransparencyMaryland attorney general says cities cannot use speed camera vendors to duck responsibility under government transparency laws. | ||
![]() | 1/24/2018 Ohio Supreme Court Cracks Down On Motorist Purse SearchesOhio Supreme Court rejects policy telling police to search any purse belonging to a motorist arrested during a traffic stop. | ||
![]() | 1/23/2018 Ohio Court Of Appeals Sides With Motorists Against CamerasNew Miami, Ohio cannot escape refund of illegally issued speed camera tickets by claiming sovereign immunity, the Court of Appeals ruled. | ||
![]() | 1/22/2018 Rhode Island, France, Italy: Speed Cameras Torched, TarredVigilantes grab speed cameras in Rhode Island and France, while others are tarred and feathered or burned. |
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