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![]() | 7/26/2016 New Jersey Supreme Court Allows High Beams On Empty RoadsHigh court in New Jersey finds it unreasonable for police to pull over motorists for using high beams when there is no oncoming traffic. Driving on a deserted road with high beams on is perfectly legal in New Jersey, according to a ruling from the state's highest court. The justices last week unanimously decided to drop charges against Al-Sharif Scriven, who had been pulled over on November 3, 2013 for driving with her headlights on the brightest setting.
Essex County Sheriff's Officer David Cohen initiated the disputed traffic stop, "just to basically, educate the driver to advise her that her high beams [were] on... you can' ... | ||
![]() | 7/25/2016 France, Italy, Luxembourg, UK: Speed Cameras DisabledVigilantes across Europe used a variety of methods to take out speed cameras last week. | ||
![]() | 7/22/2016 Virginia: Lawsuit Seeks To End License Suspension Over Unpaid FeesLawsuit argues debt-related license suspensions in Virginia trap low-income motorists in a cycle of poverty. | ||
![]() | 7/21/2016 Minnesota Study Finds No Benefit To Work Zone Speed CamsSpeed cameras failed to produce any significant results in a Minnesota DOT work zone study. | ||
![]() | 7/20/2016 Ohio Judge Refuses To Garnish Speed Cameras From Scofflaw TownCounty judge rejects attempt to garnish the speed cameras in New Miami, Ohio to secure repayment of illegally issued photo tickets. |
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