JPJ Sarawak’s Miri branch has intensified Ops Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2026, inspecting vehicles across Miri town. Multiple offences were found.

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HRA 2026 Motorcycle Special Ops: WPKL JPJ checks 9,542 vehicles, seizes 66 motorcycles KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 9,542 vehicles were inspected, while 66 motorcycles were seized during four series of Motorcycle Special Ops in conjunction with Ops Hari Raya Aidilfitri (HRA) 2026 carried out by the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Road Transport Department (JPJ WPKL) around the capital. JPJ WPKL in a statement today announced that the operation was carried out in line with the Ops HRA Enforcement Directive 2026 which places emphasis on safety aspects and smooth traffic throughout the festive season, based on the slogan “Drive Carefully, Arrive Safely”. Among the main offences detected were no driver’s license (CDL), […]

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Committee narrows automated school‑zone camera enforcement to active school times SB 2443, sponsored by Senator Powers, would limit school‑zone speed camera enforcement to periods when lights are flashing or children are present rather than continuous operation; the committee adopted the amendment and the bill passed to the calendar.

Tennessee is taking a step towards safer school zones by limiting speed camera enforcement to when it really matters—when lights are flashing or children are present!

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Soddy‑Daisy to Reactivate School‑Zone Cameras; Police Say Plate Readers Aided Crime Solves Police Chief Petty told the Commission that school‑zone cameras will be reactivated when classes resume; tickets are issued only for speeds 11 mph over the limit. The city plans to use $10,000 in ticket revenue to replace school‑zone lights; any funding return to schools would need board approval.

Soddy-Daisy is revving up school-zone safety with reactivated speed cameras, issuing tickets for speeds over 11 mph starting this week!

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Northglenn council pauses decision on automated speed cameras amid pending state legislation After a lengthy presentation and council Q&A, Northglenn councilors delayed final action on a proposed automated speed‑enforcement contract with VeriMobility. Staff proposed three fixed locations and mobile units; council asked for an ordinance draft, data retention rules, and a community communications plan before proceeding.

Northglenn City Council is torn over automated speed cameras, debating public safety versus privacy as they seek clarity on state legislation before making a decision.

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JPJ Sabah has conducted an enforcement operation at Kota Kinabalu International Airport to ensure smooth traffic flow and compliance with road laws.

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Senate rejects bid to ban routine traffic enforcement by unmarked vehicles After hours of debate on public-safety and policing trade-offs, the Utah Senate voted down the third-substitute to SB 262, a measure that would have limited routine traffic enforcement by unmarked vehicles to certain narrow operations.

The Utah Senate has just rejected a controversial bill aimed at banning routine traffic enforcement by unmarked vehicles, sparking heated debate over public safety and policing tactics.

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Residents press DeKalb police on ICE stops, patrols, noise and traffic at town hall Residents raised concerns about ICE activity, patrol responsiveness, abandoned vehicles, speeders, noise and informal street vendors; Chief Padrick said federal immigration enforcement is outside county authority, encouraged 911 reporting and referred patrol/traffic requests to public education specialist Danae Weber and Traffic Engineering.

Residents are demanding answers from DeKalb Police on pressing issues like ICE stops, noise complaints, and community safety, while officials stress their limits on federal enforcement.

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Panel adopts amendment expanding MVA enforcement options, holds further work on registration bill A judicial committee adopted amendments to Senate Bill 111 expanding Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) enforcement tools — including tag pickup orders, reciprocal agreements, trailer-registration changes and a license-suspension pathway — but the committee held the bill for more drafting on scope and enforcement details.

Maryland's Judicial Proceedings Committee just expanded the Motor Vehicle Administration's enforcement tools, but concerns over equity and practicality remain unresolved.

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Charlotte County announces school zone speed cameras; warnings start Feb. 27, enforcement begins April 1 Charlotte County officials announced a countywide school-zone speed camera program that will issue $100 civil violations for drivers exceeding posted limits by more than 10 mph. Warnings begin Feb. 27; monetary enforcement starts April 1. Details on hours, appeals and payment options were provided.

Charlotte County is set to enhance school safety with speed enforcement cameras starting February 27, aiming to protect our children and keep drivers accountable.

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Residents press council on development, traffic and immigration enforcement; one public speaker alleges police misconduct During public comment residents urged scrutiny of the Stillwater rezoning and Greenbrier traffic, asked the city to end cooperation with ICE, and one speaker made serious allegations of police misconduct; the council approved concurrent advertising for the Stillwater rezoning application 8-0.

Chesapeake residents are demanding accountability as serious allegations of police misconduct surface during a heated council meeting, alongside pressing concerns over traffic and immigration enforcement.

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Committee approves school bus monitoring bill after parents, students and safety groups testify A3887 to allow school bus monitoring cameras was favorably released after testimony citing thousands of illegal bus-pass incidents in pilot studies, personal injury cases and endorsements from AAA, student groups and safety advocates; committee members supported the measure and recorded unanimous yes votes.

A new bill is set to revolutionize school bus safety in New Jersey, aiming to crack down on the alarming number of illegal passes that put students at risk.

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Advocates push school‑bus cameras, automated speed enforcement and speed‑limiter bills Advocates told the Assembly committee that school‑bus cameras and automated speed enforcement in school zones reduce dangerous driving and recidivism, and urged swift consideration of bills including a school‑bus camera pilot, automated enforcement authority and a speed‑limiter program for repeat speeders; witnesses also criticized the state’s narrow high‑injury network.

Advocates are pushing for school-bus cameras and automated speed enforcement in New Jersey, claiming these measures can significantly reduce dangerous driving and save lives.

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Cotati police chief presents 2025 annual report, cites 509 arrests and new fixed ALPR cameras Police Chief Simmons told the Cotati Police Advisory Committee the department handled 12,882 events in 2025, reported 509 arrests, closed dispatcher vacancies, deployed two fixed Flock ALPR cameras with a 30-day retention policy, and recorded just two procedural complaints for the year.

Cotati Police Chief Simmons shines a light on 2025's impressive stats: 12,882 events, 509 arrests, and new technology enhancing public safety!

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North Coastal sheriff credits proactive enforcement for steep drops in crimes; promises continued DUI and e-motorcycle crackdowns Captain Watts told the Encinitas Public Safety Commission that crimes against persons fell about 39% in 2025 and described stepped-up traffic enforcement, monthly traffic-enforcement days, seizures of illegal e-motorcycles and expanded outreach in partnership with social-service providers.

Captain Watts announced a remarkable 39% drop in crimes against persons in 2025, fueled by proactive enforcement and community partnerships.

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Supervisors approve ordinance allowing camera speed enforcement in work zones and school crossings and retroactively approve vendor contract The board adopted an amendment to Chapter 38 authorizing camera speed monitoring in highway work zones and school crossing zones, approved the sheriff’s cooperative procurement with Modexo/Elevate for photo enforcement and discussed how civil-penalty revenue will be handled while pilot projects run.

Washington County is stepping up road safety by introducing camera-based speed enforcement in work zones and school crossings, aiming to reduce accidents and speed violations.

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Fairfield police outline traffic enforcement gains, cite PERF recommendations At the Feb. 11 meeting, Fairfield police briefed the commission on traffic enforcement and said the department has adopted nine of 10 recommendations from a Nov. 2025 PERF (Police Executive Research Forum) report. Officials cited 12,553 traffic stops in 2024 and said crashes fell as stops increased in 2024–25.

Fairfield police are making strides in traffic safety, reporting over 13,000 stops and a significant drop in crashes—all while adopting nine out of ten key recommendations from a recent report!

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JPJ Betong has launched Ops Chinese New Year (TBC) 2026, inspecting 121 vehicles in Betong town. Several offences were detected.

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JPJ Mukah has launched Ops Chinese New Year (TBC) 2026, inspecting 88 vehicles in Mukah town and along Jalan Mukah-Balingian.

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Charlotte County to begin 30‑day warnings Feb. 27; school speed‑camera tickets to start April 1 County staff said Phase 1 of the School Speed Zone Detection Program will begin a 30‑day public warning period Feb. 27, with ticketing slated to start April 1; staff described a three‑stage human review, Red Check Systems AI review, a $100 violation fee, and special‑magistrate hearings beginning June 3.

Charlotte County is rolling out a new School Speed Zone Detection Program, and starting April 1, speeding near schools could cost you $100!

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Sheriff, CHP and DA present December/January crime and traffic numbers; commissioners request comparative traffic reports LA County Sheriff's deputy, CHP and District Attorney staff presented December/January reports showing mixed trends: overall Part 1 crime down about 15.8% (Deputy Gruppe), traffic and crash priorities for CHP with 47 fatal accidents in 2025 and strategic enforcement goals, and felony filing counts from the DA; commissioners requested comparative traffic data for year‑over‑year review.

LA County's crime statistics reveal a surprising 35.7% drop in homicides, but a rise in forcible offenses—what's really happening in Lancaster?

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Sheriff asks county to lift ban on speed cameras to address chronic speeding on Route 51 Sheriff Robertson urged commissioners to consider repealing the county code ban on speed cameras to reduce speeding and crash risk on Route 51; commissioners discussed drafting a repeal of section 461‑9 and the possibility of amending a pending state bill for cameras on I‑68.

Sheriff Robertson is pushing for a lift on the ban of speed cameras in Allegany County to tackle alarming speeding issues on Route 51, a stretch he calls “a race track.”

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Authorities in Miri have launched a joint crackdown on illegal motorcycle racing, issuing 78 notices and seizing 15 bikes during a citywide operation.

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The Baabda Traffic Division seized around 40 vans and trucks for traffic violations on February 5-6, 2026, as part of ongoing efforts to enforce laws and improve public safety in Lebanon.

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Police warn e-bike conversions and fast electric motorcycles are outpacing enforcement; city discusses education, school bans and targeted downtown patrols Oroville police briefed the council on e-bike categories, rising injuries and enforcement limits caused by modified Class 2 e-bikes and noncompliant electric motorcycles; the chief urged education, school collaboration and a targeted downtown patrol while noting state law limits some local regulatory options.

Oroville's police chief warns that modified electric bikes are turning into illegal motorcycles, complicating safety and enforcement as injuries rise.

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Seaside police credit major crime reductions but warn of rising traffic collisions; defends 30‑day Flock camera retention Police Chief reported sharp declines in overall crime in 2025 but highlighted increases in vehicle collisions on Fremont and other corridors; he described Flock camera use, said data are retained 30 days and audited, and urged more traffic enforcement.

Seaside's Police Chief reports a staggering 38% reduction in crime, but warns of alarming traffic collisions on busy streets—what's driving these changes?

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Committee hears bill to create temporary crash‑prevention zones, fund short‑term fixes with local penalties House Bill 21 74 would let local governments or WSDOT designate temporary "crash prevention zones" after a public hearing, require engineering investigations and enhanced enforcement, and levy a $73 penalty for infractions within zones to fund safety improvements; sponsors and counties urged liability protections for jurisdictions.

Washington's House Bill 21 74 could revolutionize road safety by creating temporary crash-prevention zones to tackle repeat accident hotspots!

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Alamosa council sets hearing for photo-enforcement ordinance after traffic studies cited Council set a March 4 hearing on Ordinance No. 4-2026, enabling automated vehicle identification systems (photo radar and potential red-light cameras). Staff cited crash and speed-study data and said fines are capped at $40 under state law; council unanimously approved setting the hearing.

Alamosa City Council is taking a bold step toward safer streets by setting a hearing for a new automated vehicle identification system aimed at reducing speeding and accidents!

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Everett reports crash reductions, plans $1.15 million safety reinvestment from camera program City traffic staff reported reductions in crashes at camera-monitored intersections and school zones after activating cameras in 2024, and outlined roughly $1.15 million in net proceeds to fund enforcement, capital upgrades and safety education, plus an ordinance update to align with recent state law changes.

Everett's new traffic camera program has led to a dramatic drop in crashes and speeding, with over $1.15 million set to enhance safety measures!

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Snoqualmie committee hears Verra Mobility presentation after three‑day speed study; council asks staff for privacy and capacity details The Public Safety Committee received a Verra Mobility presentation on automated school‑zone speed enforcement based on a three‑day speed survey. The vendor proposed a fixed camera system and back‑office processing with no upfront cost; council members pressed staff on data storage, subpoena risk, officer workload and alternatives such as traffic‑calming measures.

Snoqualmie's Public Safety Committee is exploring automated school-zone speed enforcement after shocking survey results showed cars hitting 93 mph near an elementary school!

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