15
Jan
2025
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated a lawsuit against Allstate Insurance and its data subsidiary, Arity, for allegedly tracking drivers without their consent. The lawsuit claims that the companies unlawfully collected, utilized, and sold driving data from over 45 million Americans, violating state privacy laws.
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15
Jan
2025
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has issued a warning to residents regarding a new texting scam targeting drivers, falsely claiming they owe toll balances. This scam, referred to as "smishing," has expanded from previous incidents in New Hampshire and Rhode Island, leading to increased vigilance among Massachusetts drivers.
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15
Jan
2025
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) recently touted early data from New York City's congestion pricing scheme as evidence of its success. However, critics argue that the data is misleading and fails to address the true objectives of the tolling initiative, suggesting it primarily serves as a revenue-generating mechanism rather than an effective traffic management solution.
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13
Jan
2025
12
Jan
2025
A Nevada court has ruled that state law enforcement cannot exploit federal programs to bypass state laws on civil asset forfeiture, marking a significant victory for property rights and setting a precedent for future cases.
4 min read
11
Jan
2025
The introduction of a congestion toll in New York City has inadvertently fueled the demand for illegal DIY kits that allow drivers to obscure their license plates. These kits, easily accessible online, enable individuals to evade tolls and traffic enforcement, raising concerns among city officials about increased law evasion.
4 min read
09
Jan
2025
The ongoing debate in Bristol, Connecticut, regarding the potential installation of red light cameras is drawing mixed reactions from residents. Mayor Jeff Caggiano is open to the idea, citing safety concerns, but community members express varied opinions on the matter.
2 min read
09
Jan
2025
The town of Kent has recently voted against the implementation of red light cameras, a decision that has sparked discussions regarding traffic safety and enforcement in the community. The ordinance, which aimed to authorize automated traffic enforcement devices, was rejected by a significant margin in a recent referendum.
2 min read
09
Jan
2025
In a recent opinion piece, Evan McMahon, chairman of the Libertarian Party of Indiana, argues against the implementation of speed cameras in Indiana, particularly in work zones. He contends that these cameras prioritize revenue generation over genuine traffic safety, raising concerns about privacy, constitutional rights, and the potential for abuse by government entities.
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