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Click Or Ticket Campaign Starts Today
Click it or ticket it campaign starts today thru June 2nd. Check points and strict enforcement in NY, CT & NJ. In New York, an adult seat belt ticket carries no points but does have roughly a $150 fine while … Continue reading
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What Is Reckless Driving?
If you get a pink ticket for reckless driving. You need to know some basic information about this serious charge. Reckless driving is both a crime and a moving violation. VTL § 1212 defines reckless driving as follows: Pursuant to … Continue reading
Teen Deaths Skyrocket Due To Mobile Technology
Researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center in New Hyde Park estimate more than 3,000 annual teen deaths nationwide from texting and 300,000 injuries, making texting and driving is the leading cause of teen death. These figures eclipse the statistics for … Continue reading
Pedestrians Beware!!
A recent study of injured NYC pedestrians conducted by NYU Langone Medical Center contains some curious conclusions. It is a unique study because it was prepared by medical personnel and focused on the patients and their injuries. Below are the findings: … Continue reading
Google Glass Should Be Illegal (Part 2)
Last February, I wrote a post entitled “Google Glass Should Be Illegal” urging politicians in New York to proactively making driving with this yet-to-be-released device illegal. Mashable recently wrote about this topic (and, by the way, it felt great to be ahead … Continue reading
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Tagged google glass, illegal, moving violation, traffic ticket
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How Long Does A NY Traffic Ticket Stay On My Driving Record?
In this post, we will discuss how long accidents, traffic ticket convictions, and suspensions and revocations remain on a driver record. A traffic ticket conviction or an accident normally remains on a driver record during the year that the conviction or the accident occurred, … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, driving abstract, driving record, moving violation, record, revocation, stay, suspension, traffic ticket
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The Most Likely Place To Get An Illegal Cell Phone Or Texting Ticket
Based on statistics from July 2011 to July 2012, New York City accounts for the vast majority of illegal texting/cellphone tickets. During this period, records show that: 45,910 tickets were issued in Brooklyn, 45,036 in Manhattan, 38,947 in Queens, 12,763 in … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phone ticket, iPhone, texting and driving, traffic ticket
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Can I Speak To Siri While Driving?
Last week, we discussed whether a motorist stopped at a red light is “in motion” for purpose of New York’s cell phone law under Vehicle And Traffic Law Section 1225-c. This week we discuss whether using Siri violates the cell phone … Continue reading
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Tagged 1225-c, 1225-d, Android, car, cell phone, cell phone law, cop, driving, iPhone, law, police, text, text messaging, texting, texting and driving, ticket, traffic ticket, vehicle and traffic law
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