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DVAP expires on same day as 7-year-old fatally struck by tow truck - Vimarsana News

DVAP expires on same day as 7-year-old fatally struck by tow truck

The Dangerous Vehicle Abatement Program (DVAP) just reached the end of the road. The safety course initiative expired on Oct. 26.

When drivers kill, victims' families often feel let down by justice system in San Diego - Vimarsana News

When drivers kill, victims' families often feel let down by justice system in San Diego

Last year saw more fatal car crashes in San Diego than any year since the city adopted its "Vision Zero" goal.

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OPINION: Treat Traffic Violence as an Epidemic - Vimarsana News

OPINION: Treat Traffic Violence as an Epidemic

This is the fourth installment of our feature: “What will the next Manhattan DA do about reckless drivers.” Earlier features included an op-ed by candidate Liz Crotty, which advocates for decriminalizing reckless driving, and a counterpoint op-ed by challenger Assembly Member Dan Quart calling for stiffer penalties for drivers who injure, maim and kill. Another candidate, Diana Florence, argued for the establishment of a vehicular-crimes task force. Today’s feature is by Tali Farhadian Weinstein, a fourth candidate in the June 22, 2021 primary to replace outgoing DA Cyrus Vance Jr. New...

OPINION: The Manhattan DA Must Seek Justice for Traffic-Violence Victims - Vimarsana News

OPINION: The Manhattan DA Must Seek Justice for Traffic-Violence Victims

It’s our December donation drive. Your gift helps us do these kinds of important stories. So please click here. Today we are publishing two contrasting op-eds by candidates for Manhattan District Attorney about how reckless drivers should be punished. One, by Liz Crotty, is here. Below is a counterpoint by Assembly Member Dan Quart. The city’s response to its epidemic of traffic violence has been woefully inadequate: In the vast majority of cases, a driver hits and kills a pedestrian or cyclist, calls the collision an “accident,” and faces few or no consequences. Take the case of Coop...