This is a weekly feature on the NMA Blog, running each Friday, where we highlight seven of the most interesting driving news stories of the week.
Maryland: Woman cited for driving too slowly in left lane
A Maryland woman was shocked after ...
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 13, 2013
US ...
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 16, 2013
South ...
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 09, 2013
Redflex ...
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, December 19, 2012
Tennessee: ...
By John Carr, NMA Massachusetts Activist
"It's the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs." -- Han Solo
(Nerd rage) -- Astronomers everywhere
Victory?
Last year an Ohio appeals court threw out evidence from a laser gun. Police were ...
This is a weekly feature on the NMA Blog, running each Friday, where we highlight seven of the most interesting driving news stories of the week.
Texas: Police chief accused of illegal traffic ticket quotas
League City Police Chief Michael Jez and ...
By James Baxter, NMA President
A recent article in Slate Magazine by William Saletan was largely a hatchet job on one Rick Berman, who heads up a lobbying firm that represents all the “bad” industries and evil special interests. The specific ...
An article in the Los Angeles Times late last week brought attention to the California Supreme Court's recent ruling that Breathalyzer findings can be challenged in court:
Under the law, a suspected drunk driver can submit to either a blood test, ...
By James Baxter, NMA President
MADD’s current excuse for existing is to make DUI violations a felony, the most serious of criminal convictions. A felon, along with going to prison, loses the right to vote, the right to possess firearms, any ...