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A Death Every 4 Days On ORR: Fatalities Rise 3-Fold In 1 Year | Hyderabad News - Vimarsana News

A Death Every 4 Days On ORR: Fatalities Rise 3-Fold In 1 Year | Hyderabad News

Apart from cars crashing into each other, vehicles on the ORR often ram into the median and barriers. There is a lack of lane driving discipline, with

OUR OPINION: A word (or two) about how you're driving - Vimarsana News

OUR OPINION: A word (or two) about how you're driving

Our Opinion: If we had the ability to ticket drivers, we’d be on the hunt for those who fail to use their turn signals. We’d also track those who don’t

Cameras in place to catch driving violations around Utah school busses - Vimarsana News

Cameras in place to catch driving violations around Utah school busses

As students from around Utah get set to head back to the classroom later this month, one school district is using cameras to capture drivers who commit violations around their buses.

County Executive Bellone, Police Commissioner Harrison Announce Results of SCPD's Back-to-School Safe Driving Enforcement Initiative - Vimarsana News

County Executive Bellone, Police Commissioner Harrison Announce Results of SCPD's Back-to-School Safe Driving Enforcement Initiative

More than 430 tickets issued for speeding, distracted driving & other offenses in and around school zones.

White drivers got more breaks for hands-free violations - Vimarsana News

White drivers got more breaks for hands-free violations

Behind the wheel and on the phone. We still see it all the time in Massachusetts, despite the new hands-free law that went into effect a year ago, requiring drivers to put down their phones and only use hands-free technology. To Emily Stein, the law couldn't come soon enough. Stein's father was killed by a distracted driver. She's with Safe Roads Alliance, which pushed for the hands-free law for years."This year marks the 10th year that my dad won't be with us, and every day I miss him, every day I wish I could call him, especially in this past year," she said.The law's passage was delay...

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