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August 2019
Holding a Phone While Driving in North Carolina Could Become Illegal Next Year

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Are there red-light cameras in Pennsylvania? | WJET/WFXP/YourErie.com
Nashville man arrested after LPR alerts Mt. Juliet police to stolen license plate – WSMV
Nashville Man Arrested in Mt. Juliet After License Plate Reader – Hoodline
Mt. Juliet Police stop theft after LPR alerts to stolen vehicle – WSMV
Congestion pricing resulting in confusion for commuters using the Queensboro Bridge
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Immediate Attention: Contact Governor Gavin Newsom TODAY about AB43–the Traffic Safety Bill
Check out the Petition to Congress: Ban Blinding Headlights and Save Lives!
ATTENTION: Plan to Attend in Sept/Oct One of 13 Virtual Meetings on NYC’s Congestion Pricing Plan
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION: Ask your Michigan State Leaders to Vote NO on Two Automated Camera Bills (HB5272 and HB5284) + an Ask for Volunteers
For Immediate Attention Today: PA Senate Transportation Committee will vote on SB419—a new local police radar and LIDAR bill.
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