Speeding Ticket
Bird saves German driver from a speeding ticket
The local police suggest it's a sign from above.
States and cities making U-turn on despised red-light and speed cameras
Public hates them, insurance industry backs them, but the data is mixed.
Arizona lawmaker brags about doing 140 mph, later says he was joking
Busted for doing 97 mph, claims immunity, then boasts about his Lexus.
Lotus CEO busted doing 102 mph uses 'Test Driver' defense
Lotus CEO Jean-Marc Gales was caught doing 102 miles per hour on the A11 motorway near the carmaker's Hethel HQ.
Cops pull over police chief for speeding and let him go without even a warning
An Arkansas State Police trooper pulled over the police chief of a small Arkansas town late last month and, despite evidence of him speeding, let the chief go without even a warning.
Is modern traffic enforcement all about dollars instead of safety?
Increasing fines, ticket cameras, and the deck stacked against drivers to fight tickets.
Drivers of these cars are the most likely to get ticketed
As Penny Gusner of Insurance.com says, "It is interesting to see what vehicle makes and models attract drivers who are prone to traffic violations."
Police officers deliver cash instead of tickets during traffic stops
In Kansas City, MO, some motorists are receiving a holiday surprise instead of a ticket.
Radar Detector Basics: Are they legal and do they really work?
A radar detector can be a valuable resource to help you avoid speeding tickets, but the devices can be intimidating to newcomers.
Tesla Autopilot gets its first speeding ticket
A 'Self-driving' Model S gets busted for doing 75 in a 60 zone, Drag Times says.
Man gets speeding ticket for going the speed limit
A man from Australia became an internet sensation after he received a speeding ticket for going exactly the speed limit last month.
Americans show lukewarm support for red-light cameras
A new survey shows Americans support police using red-light cameras in traffic enforcement. They're not as enthusiastic about speed-camera use.
Finland charges wealthy speeder $103,000 in fines
Bad drivers in Finland are fined based on their income, leading some wealthy drivers to feel unfairly burdened after paying thousands for speeding tickets.
Man beats speeding ticket with measuring tape
A man in Wales successfully beat his speeding ticket with nothing more than a tape measure.
One of America's most notorious speed trap cities disbands police force
In 2003, AAA took the unprecedented step of erecting billboards to warn motorists of speed traps ahead
New York City Speed Camera Issues $77K In Fines Over One Day
A single speed camera in Brooklyn is proving to be a boon for for city coffers after it issued 1,551 tickets on a single summer day.
How traffic enforcement could play out on roads of the future
The applications of connected-car technology may eventually lie beyond the authority of its creators.
How traffic enforcement has exacerbated racial tensions in Ferguson
There are some towns in St. Louis County that have issued more traffic citations than there are residents.
Millionaire cricket player avoids driving ban because he has to drive fish and chips van
It's not exactly a case of "affluenza," but it does appear to be another case of Money Makes Things Go Away, this time in the UK. Police there reportedly caught ex-England cricketer and professional boxer Andrew Flintoff doing 87 miles per hour, 17 mph over the limit, in his Bentley Continental GT. While we know how easy it is