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Sussex County, Delaware, remains under a Level 3 Driving Ban as a winter storm leaves roads impassable. The ban restricts driving to first responders, essential personnel, and certain utilities/snow-removal operators, with shelter-in-place advised for others. This update accompanies concurrent driving restrictions in Kent (Level 3) and New Castle (Level 2) counties and ongoing emergency management coordination.
Governor Meyer ordered a Level 3 driving ban for Kent and Sussex counties and a Level 2 driving restriction for New Castle County starting at 10 p.m., as a major winter storm prompts emergency response; state offices will close next day and the National Guard is activated to assist with storm operations.
Emma Watson received a six-month driving ban and a fine after being caught speeding in Oxford, England, with similar penalties imposed on her former co-star Zoë Wanamaker for separate speeding offenses, both having had nine penalty points prior to these incidents.
Emma Watson was banned from driving for six months and fined approximately $1,400 after being caught speeding in the UK, with prior points on her license. Another Harry Potter actress, Zoe Wanamaker, also received a six-month ban for speeding. Both cases were handled separately by magistrates courts, and neither attended their hearings.
Emma Watson was banned from driving for six months and fined after being caught speeding in Oxford, England, with her license already having nine penalty points. Her former co-star Zoë Wanamaker received a similar sentence for a separate speeding offense. Both actresses had their licenses endorsed with additional points, triggering the automatic ban under UK law.
Emma Watson received a six-month driving ban and a fine for speeding in Oxford, marking her fourth driving offense in two years, with similar penalties also handed to fellow Harry Potter star Zoë Wanamaker for a separate speeding violation.
A winter storm in Western New York led to driving bans and whiteout conditions, with snowfall totals reaching up to 41.3 inches in Erie County. The Buffalo Bills playoff game was rescheduled due to the extreme weather, and various areas across the region reported significant snow accumulation, prompting the National Weather Service to provide the latest snowfall totals.