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In 2019 to enforce critical law and ensure student safety, the state passed Legislation authorizing school districts to install safety cameras.

The majority of public buses operating on the streets of Dhaka emit black smoke, even if it's not always visible. Besides, emissions from brick kilns and ineffective dust suppression at the construction sites mean Dhaka’s air quality is among the worst in the world

The U.S. Department of Transportation says it likes suggestions from local planners on how to connect the VCR trail between Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania.

Tesla offers a range of autonomous driving features, but what's the difference between them? And are any of them truly fully autonomous?

With its sturdy frame, supportive seat, full suspension, and moped street tires, the Revv1 feels like a motorcycle.

An intersection in downtown Bristol, Virginia, is set to become an all-way stop later this month.

The sharp-looking Engwe M20 cruiser-style e-bike includes dual batteries and dual suspension at an attractively low price.

Warwick's Mayor is looking into the possibility of getting speed cameras in school zones and and red light cameras.

The city's contractor rejected a speeding incident because the vehicle was straddling lanes.

For the second year in a row, state lawmakers are considering a bill that would give Baltimore County officials the authority to implement more speed cameras.Ri