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Law roundup: Man flags down driver and steals car - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Man flags down driver and steals car

Someone involved themselves in a stressful ordeal that began when they drove past a guy who began yelling at them and stopping to see what the fuss was about.

The traffic out there is frightful, but the signs are so delightful, so let's go, let's go, let's go - Vimarsana News

The traffic out there is frightful, but the signs are so delightful, so let's go, let's go, let's go

What's your favorite NJDOT sign?

Source: yahoo.com
Reckless drivers on Modesto roads impact public safety for everyone - Vimarsana News

Reckless drivers on Modesto roads impact public safety for everyone

“I see drivers running red lights or stop signs, as well as failing to give pedestrians the right-of-way.” | Letters to the editor

Source: aol.com
Law roundup: Thrift store not in the market for donated weapons - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Thrift store not in the market for donated weapons

A thrift store volunteer called the Whitefish Police Department looking for advice on what to do with a donated dagger-like weapon.

Putting Lives at Risk, Motorists Drive in Wrong Lane to Avoid Toll on Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway - Vimarsana News

Putting Lives at Risk, Motorists Drive in Wrong Lane to Avoid Toll on Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway

From Bengaluru, motorists travel on elevated sections for four-and-a-half km. When they see a toll plaza, some go on the wrong side in search of access to the service road. Beyond toll plazas, there is an entry or exit to the main carriageway at 10km. Some motorists, who skip certain exit points, are seen driving on the wrong side to avoid going further. Just to avoid travelling 5 to 10 km more, motorists drive on the wrong side for two or three km, an official said. , Bengaluru News, Times Now