Pennsylvania Law Update: New Penalties for Ignoring Traffic Control Signs and Devices

Pennsylvania has introduced a new stiffer penalty for those who ignore “road closed” or other safety warning signs and devices. Under the new law, drivers found guilty of such infractions will have two points added to their license and will be fined up to $250. If the violation results in a need for emergency responders…

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Superior Court Will Review Ruling in Road Rage Conviction

Last week, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania agreed to review its ruling on Curtis A. Williams Jr.’s aggravated assault and reckless endangerment convictions in the Easter 2009 road rage case.  Williams is represented by Attorney Justin McShane and Attorney Josh Auriemma of The McShane Firm. The Facts of the Case Curtis A. Williams Jr. of…

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He's clearly showing signs of intoxication

Another Ridiculous DUI

I really don’t have much to say.  The story speaks for itself: Juneau man gets DUI on raft in Chena River FAIRBANKS — A Juneau man faces a rare DUI charge for allegedly having a 0.313 breath-alcohol content as he floated through Fairbanks on an inflatable raft Sunday night. Alaska’s driving under the influence law…

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The government wants to make DUI interlock devices standard on all cars and you will have to pay for it!

DUI Breath Testing Devices could become Standard in All Cars

One issue that keeps rearing its ugly head is the push by lobbies like MADD for Alcohol-sensing technology to become standard in all cars.  Recently,Congress authorized funding (your tax dollars) for research on ignition interlock devices which, if MADD were to get its way, would become standard equipment on all new cars: Alcohol-sensing technology could…

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Distracted Driving is not being taken seriously by the government which has enacted "slap on the wrist" bans.

LaHood is Wants You to Think He’s Getting Tough on Distracted Driving

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood wants you to think the government is getting tough on distracted driving: Government Steps Up Effort To Combat Distracted Driving WASHINGTON — Calling texting and cellphone use “a national epidemic,” Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood laid out a blueprint Thursday for stepped-up federal efforts and pressure on states to crack down on…

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