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5/26/2017
New York High Court Upholds License Plate ScanningNew York Court of Appeals takes up plate reading case for the first time to grant law enforcement unlimited ability to scan vehicles.
Throughout New York state, police agencies have for years been using automated license plate readers (ALPR, also known as ANPR in Europe) without the sanction of the legislature or the courts. Earlier this month, the New York Court of Appeals -- the state's highest court -- took up the question for the first time and sided with the use of plates to track members of the public, even if they are not suspected of committing any crime.
The town of Rhinebeck, for example, has a population of just ...
5/25/2017
Pennsylvania Appellate Court Revives Administrative Ticket NightmareAppellate court in Pennsylvania sends motorist back to square one on his four-year attempt to settle a speeding ticket.
5/24/2017
Study Finds Car Seat, Seat Belt Laws Do Not Save ChildrenMedical researchers find that passing laws mandating car seats and seat belts has no impact on child traffic fatalities.
5/23/2017
Motorists Sue Over Washington Traffic Camera SecrecyOngoing federal lawsuit seeks red light camera refunds because Lynnwood, Washington refused to publish safety data.
5/22/2017
Iowa, France, Germany: Speed Cameras Ignite, ImplodePink and yellow spraypaint, fire and sledgehammers took out speed cameras in Europe and Iowa last week.
