All articles tagged with #traffic violations
Tesla is under investigation by the NHTSA for traffic safety violations involving its Full Self-Driving system, with reports of crashes, injuries, and traffic law violations in 2.88 million vehicles, raising concerns about the system's safety and performance.
Tesla is under investigation by the US government after reports of its self-driving cars violating traffic laws, including driving on the wrong side of the road and running red lights, with 58 reported incidents and potential safety concerns for nearly 3 million vehicles equipped with full self-driving technology.
The U.S. NHTSA has launched an investigation into nearly 2.9 million Tesla vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving (FSD) due to over 50 reports of traffic violations, crashes, and injuries, including driving through red lights and against traffic directions, raising safety concerns and potential recalls.
A Waymo autonomous vehicle was pulled over in California for making an illegal U-turn, but police couldn't issue a ticket because the car had no human driver, highlighting legal gaps in autonomous vehicle regulation. New legislation aims to address this issue, but critics argue it is insufficient, reflecting ongoing debates about self-driving car oversight and safety.
A Porsche driver was caught doing 199mph on a German autobahn section with a 75mph limit, facing fines and license suspension, highlighting ongoing issues with speeding and racing on German roads despite safety concerns and cultural debates about the autobahn's freedom.
Tesla's new robotaxi service in Austin faced scrutiny after videos showed the vehicles speeding and making traffic law violations, including wrong lane turns and exceeding speed limits, during their first day of operation, raising safety concerns despite positive initial reports and a stock price increase.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders received two speeding tickets in Ohio within a two-week period, including a recent incident where he was caught driving at 101 mph in a 60 mph zone. Sanders has addressed the citations with the team, and he is scheduled to appear in court on July 3. This follows a history of traffic violations involving Browns players.
Georgia Bulldogs players involved in traffic-related incidents are facing withheld NIL payments as part of a disciplinary measure. Head Coach Kirby Smart confirmed that the Classic City NIL Collective has been deducting payments for such violations, a practice in place for about two years. This comes amid ongoing concerns about speeding and reckless driving within the program, which has seen 24 related charges in the last 18 months.
The Garner community is mourning the loss of the Campbell family, who were killed in a car crash caused by an impaired driver with a history of traffic violations. The family, known for their strong community ties and kindness, left a lasting impact on their neighbors and friends. A vigil was held in their memory, and their son Miles, who was declared brain dead, will be an organ donor.
New York lawmakers have launched a multi-agency task force to crack down on "ghost cars" with fake or altered license plates that evade tolls and traffic violations. The task force aims to identify and remove these untraceable vehicles, which are often unregistered, uninsured, or stolen. In a recent operation, 73 cars were impounded, 282 summonses were issued, and eight individuals were arrested. Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the urgency of this crackdown as congestion pricing approaches, and they are calling for additional legislative protections to swiftly remove elusive vehicles from the roads.
Body cam footage from two separate traffic stops involving Britney Spears near her home in Thousand Oaks has been released, showing her apologizing and explaining that she had to use the bathroom as the reason for crossing double yellow lines. During one stop, she was also cited for driving without a license and proof of insurance. Britney was fined $327 for the yellow double line violation and $1,140 for the violations in early September.
Delaware State Police arrested Zachary Orr of New Castle, Delaware, after a pursuit in Wilmington. Orr, who had multiple capiases for his arrest and a court order prohibiting him from operating a motor vehicle, was charged with felony offenses including noncompliance with conditions of recognizance bond, disregarding a police officer signal, and additional traffic offenses. He was taken into custody without incident and released on a $5,206 unsecured bond.
Georgia defensive lineman Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins was cited for speeding and arrested on a warrant for failing to appear in court over a previous citation. This comes as at least a dozen Bulldogs players have been charged with moving violations since winning the national championship. Georgia coach Kirby Smart expressed disappointment and implemented measures to address the issue, including bringing in police to speak to the team and implementing a system of checks and balances. The team's mistakes have been seen as letting down the university and previous successful individuals associated with it.
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart acknowledges that the team's speeding issues have not been resolved, with at least 11 traffic-related moving violations involving players since January. Smart has implemented measures such as education and discipline, including internal player discipline, but admits that finding a solution is challenging due to the young age and inexperience of the players. The program has enlisted the help of law enforcement agencies to educate players about the dangers of racing and driving fast. Smart emphasizes the concern over high speeds and the potential for more severe accidents. The team continues to work on improving the situation.
Starting Saturday, new driving laws will come into effect, aiming to enhance road safety and regulate traffic. The new legislation includes measures such as stricter penalties for traffic violations, increased fines for distracted driving, and the requirement for all passengers to wear seat belts. These changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve driving behavior and reduce accidents on the road.