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11/8/2017 New Jersey: No Getting Around Crawling VehiclesAppellate ruling in New Jersey says motorists may never cross double yellow lines, even to get around a car crawling well below the speed limit. When courts interpret traffic laws, it is almost always in the context of a drug case or other serious felony. The legal costs involved at the appellate level make it generally not worth the risk with low-stakes cases such speeding or illegal passing. Last week, New Jersey's second highest court had the chance to decide a case based on its interpretation of the passing statute, without any other considerations involved. Motorist Albert J. Fields Jr faced no other consequences than the $93 that t ... | |||
11/7/2017 Federal Rules Add $2100 To Cost Of New CarsUS Department of Transportation report calculates federal safety regulations increase car prices by $2100 and weight by 171 pounds. | |||
11/6/2017 Belgium, France: Speed Cameras Painted, BurnedVigilantes in Belgium and France use white paint and gasoline to disable and destroy a pair of speed cameras. | |||
11/3/2017 Texas: Federal Court Upholds Rights Of Left-Lane BanditsFederal judge says Texas drivers hogging the left lane can only be stopped if a specific sign is posted. | |||
11/2/2017 Oklahoma Supreme Court Backs Car Tax HikeElectric vehicle owners will pay less, but new vehicle buyers will pay more under Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling. |
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