A recent study of injured NYC pedestrians conducted by NYU Langone Medical Center contains some curious conclusions. It is a unique study because it was prepared by medical personnel and focused on…
Last February, I wrote a post entitled “Google Glass Should Be Illegal” urging politicians in New York to proactively making driving with this yet-to-be-released device illegal. Mashable recently wrote about this…
How long does a speeding ticket stay on your record? In this post, we will discuss how long accidents, traffic ticket convictions, and suspensions and revocations remain on a driver…
The requirement of installing an interlock device for those convicted of driving while intoxicated has become commonplace in New York. This device prevents someone from driving a car with requiring…
Based on statistics from July 2011 to July 2012, New York City accounts for the vast majority of illegal texting/cellphone tickets. During this period, records show that: 45,910 tickets were issued…
Last week, we discussed whether a motorist stopped at a red light is “in motion” for purpose of New York’s cell phone law under Vehicle And Traffic Law Section 1225-c. This…
Suffolk County Traffic & Parking Violations Agency I’ve talked about it for quite some time but its finally here. Starting today (April 1, 2013), all traffic tickets currently returnable at…
The below post has been rendered moot by a recent amendment to VTL Sections 1225c and 1225d. See below for the details. The NY Legislature recently amended Vehicle and Traffic Law…
A Maryland woman was recently ticketed for going 63/65 on Interstate 95, as reported by an NBC affiliate. The police explained that she was driving in the left lane reserved for speedier…