[Federal Register: November 5, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 213)]
[Notices]
[Page 57385-57387]
From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]
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Pennsylvania Resurrects Plan to Toll Interstate 80 Freeway
Pennsylvania re-files application to add tolls to the Interstate 80 freeway to generate $473 million in revenue. read more…
War vet ordered to lose vest at airport
A WAR veteran says he was ordered to remove his leather vest that bears his service medals when going to farewell a friend at Darwin International Airport. read more…
German Court Questions Laser Speed Camera Accuracy
German court overturns speed camera ticket because laser speed camera could not be proved accurate. read more…
…motorcycle safety through the use of checkpoints and special enforcement operations.
City of West Covina gets funding for traffic enforcement
The state’s office of traffic safety awarded West Covina a $45,737 grant to be used for the enforcement of safer streets.
Bikers make peaceful presence
KINGMAN – As a state highway patrol helicopter circled low over head, bikers from 40 motorcycle clubs throughout Arizona met Saturday in Kingman.
Florida: Early Data Suggest City Traffic Cameras Ineffective
A snapshot of accident data suggests no improvement after red light cameras installed in Temple Terrace, Florida read more…
Citizenship question will not be added to 2010 census
Some feared query could lead to undercounting
Case involving problematic gang law postponed to January
Jessamy says current statute is badly flawed
Maryland Politicians, Judges, Bureaucrats Drive Toll Free
Maryland officials responsible for imposing tolls on drivers do not pay any tolls themselves. read more…
Joint Senate committees to meet on Metro Gang Strike Force
St. Paul, MN – In an effort to begin to restore the public trust and invite participation from the community regarding the Metro Gang Strike Force, read more…
Concerned citizen — don’t touch that helmet!
True or false: When a motorcycle rider is lying injured on the ground after being involved in an accident, concerned bystanders should remove his or her helmet to increase the injured rider’s comfort level.
http://www.ots.ca.gov/Grants/Search.asp
Emphasis Area: Police Traffic Services
OTS Region: Los Angeles/Orange Counties Region
PT1005 Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) read more…
Cops To Bust DUI Culprits
Police Get Grant for Motorcycle Safety Program
The Santa Barbara Police Dept. will begin an aggressive enforcement of DUI laws this month.
The department recently received a $194,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, which will allow the department to keep more police officers on duty for longer hours and fund specific operations such as red light monitoring. Police will specifically target motorcyclists, hoping to put a tourniquet on the rising number of motorcycle deaths. read more…
California Toll Road Admits Penalties Were Unconstitutional
Orange County, California toll roads forgive excessive toll violation fines in $42 million settlement. read more…
CALL TO ARMS…..IT IS NOW TIME TO LET THEM HEAR YOU!!!!!
The next Town Council meeting in East Greenwich is scheduled for November 9th. Approximately 1 1/2 weeks from now. That’s when the council is set to vote on a final version of the noise ordinance. read more…
from the motoworld blog
I got news this morning that friends I have not met, Jason and Kelly of HellCat Customs in Mesa Arizona had a disastrous fire yesterday at their shop. As Jason put it, ten years worth of work gone in minutes. The good news is that the only human casualty is Jason got some singed hair.
My friend Rob Dale of Bikers Church has set up a donation program through his site robdale.ca
Kelly and Jason have a great custom bike building biz and a wonderful family, they could use everyone’s help and prayers as they rebuild Hellcat Customs.
Every now and then everyone needs our help, if you are part of the biker community, this is the time to step up and help. www.hellcatcustoms.com
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Angry bikers to converge on Kingman
They will protest businesses with ‘no colors’ policy
KINGMAN – More than 1,500 motorcyclists from around Arizona are expected to roll into Kingman this weekend. read more…
