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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Google Glass Should Be Illegal
Google Glass is a computer in the form of eyeglasses. It contains a lens that displays information in a smartphone-like format, and can interact with the Internet via voice commands. The technology looks great and likely will spawn a new industry of wearable clothing … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged accident, cell phone law, computer, cop, distracted driver, eyewear, google glass, google glass illegal, insurance, iPhone, law, legislature, police, politician, politics
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What The New NYC Parking Signs Do Not Tell You
New York City recently started replacing its parking signs with ones that are simpler and easier to read. Motorists should still be wary of red signs and welcoming to green ones, and they should still read from top to … Continue reading
Posted in Parking Tickets
Tagged cop, New York City parking signs, nyc, nyc parking ticket signs, parking, police, ticket
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Electric Car Parking Spots Coming To NYC
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced today the city will create parking spots with curbside electric vehicle chargers. Over the next 7 years, up to 20 percent of new public parking spaces will be wired for electric cars with the goal … Continue reading
Posted in New York Traffic Congestion
Tagged Bloomberg, budget, charging station, electric car, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, new york city, nyc, parking, parking spot, parking ticket, prius, tesla, volt
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NYC Breathalyzers Called Into Question
Lawyers that handle vehicle and traffic law matters are familiar with the many ways to challenge a drinking and driving charge. One of those ways involves checking whether the police Breathalyzer was properly functioning, tested and maintained. This device … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged arrest, Breathalyzer, cop, crime, criminal, dui, dwi, nypd, police
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Play The Wrong Music And Get A Traffic Ticket?
Confused.com, a website that helps motorists shop for auto insurance, recently ran a fascinating experiment about the effects of music on driving behavior. Eight drivers were monitored while listening to different types of music. Dr. Simon Moore, a psychologist, interpreted … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged car, cop, decibels, driver, driver safety, driving, human behavior, music, police, psychologist, radio, safety, traffic law
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