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NYC Must Stop Treating Cyclists Like a Special Class -- For Everyone's Safety

18

May

2025

New York

NYC Must Stop Treating Cyclists Like a Special Class -- For Everyone's Safety

In a recent opinion piece, the New York Post Editorial Board argues that New York City must reevaluate its treatment of cyclists, particularly in light of a federal lawsuit filed by a cyclist. The lawsuit claims that the NYPD is improperly ticketing cyclists who run red lights, citing a 2019 law that allows cyclists to cross when pedestrian signals indicate it is safe. The editorial contends that this policy endangers public safety and undermines traffic laws

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Class Action Lawsuit Against City of Winnfield

27

Apr

2025

Speed Cameras

Class Action Lawsuit Against City of Winnfield

The City of Winnfield, Louisiana, is facing a class action lawsuit concerning the legality of a speed enforcement camera that has allegedly been used to issue thousands of speeding tickets. The lawsuit, filed on February 28, 2025, claims that the camera's operation violates state law, potentially impacting the city's revenue from fines and raising questions about the legality of automated traffic enforcement practices.

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

27

Apr

2025

School Zone Cameras

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

25

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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