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Washington's $15 Tolls Hope to Reduce Traffic, Increase Revenue - Vimarsana News

Washington's $15 Tolls Hope to Reduce Traffic, Increase Revenue

The state will increase its toll rates on March 1, with the highest toll rate being $15 on I-405 and Highway 167. Dynamic pricing will change the toll rate to a minimum of $1 as often as every five minutes.

This Beastie Boy's childhood NYC home is on the market - Vimarsana News

This Beastie Boy's childhood NYC home is on the market

Adam Horovitz's younger-day three-bedroom, 1½-bath unit at 726 Washington, between Bank and West 11th streets, is asking $1.79 million.

Source: nypost.com
Are pedestrians safe? What the numbers say about crossing the street - Vimarsana News

Are pedestrians safe? What the numbers say about crossing the street

Two men were hit when they tried to cross the street last month, bringing attention to the safety of people on foot on Rhode Island roads.

Honking car horn illegal in Washington despite rising road rage trends - Vimarsana News

Honking car horn illegal in Washington despite rising road rage trends

PEMCO Insurance found 68% of Seattle drivers believe it’s at least somewhat appropriate to honk, whereas about half (46%) said the same in 2017.

Police to target aggressive drivers in Southeastern Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Police to target aggressive drivers in Southeastern Pennsylvania

Police departments in Southeastern Pennsylvania will step up enforcement of aggressive driving infractions this summer, PennDOT says. Police in Philadelphia and its suburbs will target drivers who speed, tailgate or run red lights. Last year, nearly 1,500 aggressive driving incidents in the Philly region caused 27 deaths.