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The city announced it will install 312 new speed humps across 230 streets. Residents who do not want the speed humps on their streets have until April 24 to opt out. You can learn more about opting ...

A new initiative offers drivers facing license suspension for high-speed offenses a way to stay on the road by installing speed-limiting technology. Heavy snow warning as up to 10 inches to strike — ...

Virginia is launching a new program in July that requires high-speed offenders to install speed-limiting technology in their vehicles to avoid license suspension ...

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DETROIT – Detroit is expanding its traffic-calming efforts with a new list of streets slated for speed humps in 2026, responding to ongoing complaints from neighbors about speeding and reckless ...

Detroit plans to install 312 new speed humps in 2026 as part of its ongoing efforts to address speeding and improve safety on residential streets, bringing the total since 2016 to over 11,400 citywide ...

This article was first published by Source New Mexico. Read more at sourcenm.com. A Las Cruces project to cool the city’s hottest homes will move forward despite a loss of federal funds, with state ...

Phoenix's Photo Safety Program will start issuing citations to drivers caught driving over the speed limit. The city placed the cameras at 17 locations to monitor speed. City officials said the Photo ...

Speed cameras could be coming to Connecticut highways in the future. The state Legislature’s Transportation Committee approved a bill last week that would launch a pilot program placing automated ...

MOUNT DORA, Fla. — Mount Dora is launching a new school zone speed camera program on Aug. 11 with the goal to reduce speeding in school zones and to protect students, staff and other pedestrians.