#Lawyer #Alabama #Speeding #Ticket - Stepped-up enforcement of traffic laws, financed partly through a state grant, helped town police reduce speed-related crashes by an estimated 15 percent this month. We are finding that people are starting to slow down because people know that officers are going to be on a specific road, said Phyllis DiFiore, of the state Department of Transportations highway safety office. The department started the campaign as a way of reducing speed-related automobile deaths on rural roads, where 42 percent of crashes occur. Rural roads have the lowest speed limits for a reason, DiFiore said. But people tend to speed on them more often because there is less traffic. #Lawyer #Alabama #Speeding #Ticket alabamaspeedingticket/case-results.html
Posted on: Sun, 28 Sep 2014 16:00:04 +0000
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