SF to Start Enforcing New Daylighting' Parking Law for Parking Within 20 Feet of a CrosswalkCalifornia's new daylighting law requires vehicles to park 20 feet away from crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians, especially children.
Where can I park on the street in California? Here's how a new law will change parkingCalifornia's new parking law aims to improve pedestrian safety at crosswalks by restricting vehicle parking nearby.
SF to Start Enforcing New Daylighting' Parking Law for Parking Within 20 Feet of a CrosswalkCalifornia's new daylighting law requires vehicles to park 20 feet away from crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians, especially children.
Where can I park on the street in California? Here's how a new law will change parkingCalifornia's new parking law aims to improve pedestrian safety at crosswalks by restricting vehicle parking nearby.
NYC congestion toll inspires sales of illegal DIY kits that let drivers obscure their license platesDevices for obscuring license plates are creating a loophole for illegal driving activities, challenging law enforcement.New York has increased penalties and regulations to combat the sale and use of obscuring license plate devices.
New York cracks down on license plate covers with higher finesNew law increases fines for license plate covers to enhance toll and camera detection enforcement.
NYC congestion toll inspires sales of illegal DIY kits that let drivers obscure their license platesDevices for obscuring license plates are creating a loophole for illegal driving activities, challenging law enforcement.New York has increased penalties and regulations to combat the sale and use of obscuring license plate devices.
New York cracks down on license plate covers with higher finesNew law increases fines for license plate covers to enhance toll and camera detection enforcement.
Young drivers risk 200 fine as 'extremely concerning' number admit breaking the lawYoung drivers increasingly disregard laws against mobile phone use while driving, with 55% admitting to making calls without hands-free technology.
New bill would increase fines for drivers who hit pets, service animals in New YorkThe PAWS Act aims to increase penalties for drivers injuring or killing pets to promote their safety.
Splashing pedestrians? Then be prepared to splash the cash with fines of up to 5,000 - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comDrivers face fines up to £5,000 for splashing pedestrians during storms.Splashing pedestrians is illegal under the Road Traffic Act, 1988.Motorists must not drive without due care, especially in stormy weather.