TheNewspaper.com Roundup: March 16, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, March 16, 2016 States Advance License Plate Reader Restrictions A number of states are having second thoughts about […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: March 9, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, March 9, 2016 Colorado Town May Vote To Outlaw Speed Cameras Sheridan, Colorado may soon add itself to […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: March 2, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, March 2, 2016 Virginia Lawmakers Consider Slowing Toll Push Virginia’s last three governors, Republican and Democrat alike, rejected […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: February 24, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, February 24, 2016 Federal Court Declares Indiana Texting Law Useless Looking down at your phone while driving in […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: February 17, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, February 17, 2016 Arizona Photo Radar Ban Clears First Hurdle The movement to outlaw photo enforcement in Arizona […]
When wide-eyed salesmen roamed the earth
The memorable phrase of the night was “eye-popping revenue.” I just found the box with my notes from a 2006 meeting with Swampscott, Massachusetts officials when the town was considering red light cameras. Back then camera salesmen were working Massachusetts hard. They made about a dozen deals. This time they had convinced selectmen, but voters […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: February 10, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, February 10, 2016 EPA Rule To Ban Car Modification The Obama administration is looking to close down the […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: February 3, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, February 3, 2016 State Lawmakers Take Up Traffic Camera Bans State lawmakers throughout the country are having second […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: January 27, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, January 27, 2016 Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict In Redflex Bribery Trial A jury on Tuesday found John Bills […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: January 20, 2016
Each Wednesday, we’ll publish quick summaries of the articles from the last week on TheNewspaper.com. We’re doing this because these articles are often strongly connected to the issues that National Motorists Association members are interested in. Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Photo Enforcement Industry Dream Bill Introduced In Arizona A group of eleven Arizona state lawmakers […]