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Tag Archives: politician
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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More NYC Red Light Cameras Coming
As reported this week in the Daily News, Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants a red light camera on every NYC intersection. Actually, not satisfied with collecting $55 million in fines and penalties from the issuance red light camera tickets last year, … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged car, law, lawyer, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, new york city, nyc, police, politician, politics, red light camera
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NY’s New Portable Electronic Device Law – VTL § 1225-d Analysis
Anyone found guilty of violating the new law prohibiting texting and driving will be assessed 3 points and a fine of up to $150. I recently had a chance to review the portable electronic device law and, overall, I am … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged cell phone, distracted driver, dwd, electronic device, insurance, law, legislation, politician, politics
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New Study Confirms The Dangers Of Distracted Driving
The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) recently released a new report entitled “Distracted Driving: What Research Shows And What States Can Do”. Funded by State Farm Insurance Company, the report highlights the impact that cell phones, iTouches and other electronic … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged cell phone, distracted driver, insurance, law, legislation, politician, politics, report, study
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My Newest Project … And It’s A Big One
I’m doing something that I never thought I’d do in my lifetime. Something that opens me up to skepticism, criticism and even personal attack. Before I tell you what I’m doing and why, I’d like to share an 1899 quote … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged dare, election, Government, mayor, politician, politics, risk, trustee, vote
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New York’s “Click It Or Ticket” Campaign In Full Swing
NYS Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner David J. Swarts recently announced that the state will be strictly enforcing its seat belt traffic laws from May 24, 2010 through June 6, 2010. Swarts said that the “Buckle Up New York Click … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged law, New York, new york state, politician, politics, Seat belt, ticket, traffic ticket
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Higher DMV Fines Coming (Again)
The most common topic in this blog is DMV fines and fees. More specifically, the on-going practice of the DMV to raise fines, surcharges and other fees. Well, here we go again. For tickets written on or after July 6, … Continue reading
Texting While Driving Soon To Be Illegal In New York
As forewarned months ago, the New York Legislature is now just a signature away from enacting a law banning texting while driving. Both the Assembly and dysfunctional Senate approved a law which would make it illegal to write text messages … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged cell phone, drive, driving, law, phone, politician, text, text messaging
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Correlation Between Traffic Tickets And Accident Rates Shown
Study shows that heavy traffic ticket enforcement leads to less accidents. Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged law, politician, politics, professor, study, vehicle and traffic law
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