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Ask A Cop – Myth or Fact: Are Motorists Allowed to Drive 5 mph Over Speed Limit?
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Jordan from Port Arthur asks- Officer Antoine thanks for all your answers to ...
NASCAR 'will not make that error again' after COTA track limit rules cause confusion for some Cup Series teams
NASCAR season is officially three weeks old and each of the three race weekends has featured confusion about NASCAR’s officiating. The latest episode came Sunday during the Cup Series race at Circuit ...
NASCAR official says sanctioning body ‘will not make that error again’ after COTA confusion
After confusion among some Cup teams on if they could shortcut Turn 6 at Circuit of the Americas last weekend, a NASCAR ...
Mercedes G580 EV review: The acclaimed 4x4 goes electric – and sets the standard for Range Rover
This luxury German all-terrain SUV is the benchmark for off-road ability (and tricks) for the range-topping Land Rover, due ...
Trump to address Congress and nation as he tests limits of presidential power
Trump will step on to the dais at 9 p.m. ET to lay out his vision for the next four years and tout the actions taken in his first six weeks in office.
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New rule for all Irish drivers to come into place this month
The new rule from the Motor Insurers' Bureau of Ireland will impact any Irish driver looking to renew their licence or motor ...
Local streets in Victoria could be reduced to 30km/h speed limits under draft proposal
Some Victorian streets will have their speed limits reduced to 30km/h if the state government adopts the recommendations of ...
Georgia lawmakers push to ban automated speed cameras near schools
Some Georgia lawmakers are trying to get rid of automated cameras that enforce school zone speed limits, saying the cameras ...
Mosman traffic: Crashes, delays, updates
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Allow extra travel time. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place to allow ...
State’s proposal to slash speed limits on residential streets to 30km/h
Speed limits on residential streets would be cut to a crawling 30km/h in areas frequented by children under a 30-year plan proposed by Victoria’s infrastructure advisory body.
Victorian drivers could soon face slower speed limits of 30km/h on local roads, starting with high-risk areas in an attempt to 'reduce road trauma'
Victorian drivers could face speed limits of 30km/h across designated local streets under a push to "improve pedestrian safety" and "reduce road trauma".
Better public transport, slower local streets and more social housing called for in new Infrastructure Victoria plan
Infrastructure Victoria wants reduced speed limits in local areas, extensions to tram, train and bus routes and a big investment in social housing over the next 30 years.