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Attorneys From the Ticket Clinic Win School Zone Speed Camera Cases in Florida by Dismissal

Apr

2025

Attorneys From the Ticket Clinic Win School Zone Speed Camera Cases in Florida by Dismissal

The Ticket Clinic, a law firm specializing in traffic violations, has recently achieved significant victories in Florida by successfully dismissing school zone speed camera tickets. The firm argues that the automated systems used for ticketing are flawed, leading to unfair penalties for drivers. This article explores the implications of these legal victories and the broader issues surrounding automated traffic enforcement.

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Apr

2025

School Bus Cameras

Bus Scameras Are About Money

Reasons why bus scameras are a safety fraud and really about money.

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Drivers Hit With School Bus Camera Fine in Polk County Must Pay More to Appeal It

Apr

2025

School Bus Cameras

Drivers Hit With School Bus Camera Fine in Polk County Must Pay More to Appeal It

Florida's new school bus camera program, aimed at enhancing student safety, has sparked significant controversy, leading to the suspension of the program in several districts. Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone highlights the frustrations of drivers who have received fines under this system, revealing systemic issues that complicate the appeal process and raise questions about the program's fairness.

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Mistrial Declared in State Senator Emil Jones III Bribery Trial

Apr

2025

Red Light Cameras

Mistrial Declared in State Senator Emil Jones III Bribery Trial

A mistrial has been declared in the federal bribery trial of Illinois State Senator Emil Jones III after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision on the charges against him. This outcome marks a significant moment in a case that has drawn considerable attention due to its implications for political corruption in Illinois.

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Waymo Responds After Austin Woman Trapped, Stranded by Driverless Car

Apr

2025

Driverless Vehicles

Waymo Responds After Austin Woman Trapped, Stranded by Driverless Car

A recent TikTok video has sparked significant discussion about the safety and reliability of Waymo's driverless vehicles after an Austin woman claimed she and her friends were trapped in a Waymo car for over five minutes. The incident raises questions about the functionality of autonomous vehicles and their capacity to ensure passenger safety.

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The Law That Helped Miami Schools Make Millions Off Bus Camera Tickets May Change

Apr

2025

School Bus Cameras

The Law That Helped Miami Schools Make Millions Off Bus Camera Tickets May Change

A new bill in Florida is set to revise the existing school bus camera law, which has been a significant source of revenue for Miami schools through fines collected from traffic violations. The proposed changes aim to alleviate the burden on administrative courts by shifting the responsibility of handling ticket disputes from the courts to the school districts themselves.

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DOT Threatens Action Against NYC Federal Funding Over Congestion Pricing

Apr

2025

Congestion Pricing

DOT Threatens Action Against NYC Federal Funding Over Congestion Pricing

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has threatened actions against New York over its congestion pricing program, while Nevada's Senate has advanced a bill to significantly increase trucking insurance minimums. These developments highlight ongoing tensions between state policies and federal regulations in the transportation sector.

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Suffolk County May Have to Pay Back $91M in Shady Red-Light Camera Fees

Apr

2025

Red Light Cameras

Suffolk County May Have to Pay Back $91M in Shady Red-Light Camera Fees

Suffolk County, New York, is grappling with the potential repayment of up to $91 million due to controversial fees collected from its red-light camera program. This financial burden comes at a time when the county is already facing a projected budget deficit of $552 million by 2028, raising concerns about fiscal stability and future spending plans.

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Steve Lehto: Ohio Voters WILL Get to Vote on Qualified Immunity Ban

Apr

2025

Police

Steve Lehto: Ohio Voters WILL Get to Vote on Qualified Immunity Ban

Ohio voters will have the opportunity to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban qualified immunity for police and government employees, following a recent Supreme Court decision that allowed the measure to proceed despite objections from the Ohio Attorney General.

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