New York City Will Auction Off Your Vehicle 10 Days After It’s Towed
There are various reasons for which a vehicle can be towed in New York City. Parking fines greater than $350, unpaid parking meter, blocking a driveway, parking in front of…
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New York Bill Seeks Mopeds & Scooters Be Registered At Point Of Sale
New legislation coming out of New York State’s capital is looking to require moped sellers to register with the DMV before buyers can take them home. This according to a…
5,800 Auto Workers On Strike At Jeep Assembly Plant In Toledo, Ohio
Today, September 18th 2023, marks the fourth day United Auto Workers are on strike at three of the top automakers plants. Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis (the Big Three) have…
Electric Cars 2023: Charging Deserts, Policy, Racial Disparity & More
These days you can’t talk about cars without mentioning electrification. There’s so much chatter surrounding the topic of electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. as approval is far behind Europe’s…
New York City Lawmakers Want To Electronically Limit Speeding Drivers
A new bill aims to electronically stop reckless drivers right in their tracks. New York drivers caught speeding six or more times would have their vehicles (speed) limited for an…
Connecticut Police Issued 26,000 Fake Traffic Tickets For Overtime Pay
Sentiments about the police have graced headline for a few years now as the relationship between the public and law enforcement was brought into sharper focus during the pandemic. Names…
Impaired Driving Laws In Maryland: Fines, Points, Jail Time, And More
Impaired driving continues to be a major problem nationwide. The CDC says 32 people in the U.S. are killed every day in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver—that’s is one fatality every…
Car Leases In New York State: Protect Yourself By Knowing Your Rights
New York State has robust laws protecting drivers who decide to lease a vehicle instead of buying it. Under the state’s Motor Vehicle Retail Leasing Act, there are even extra…
Ohio Drivers, No Cellphones While Driving: Up to 4 Points & $500 Fine
Over 220 million people in the U.S. subscribe to wireless services, and it’s estimated that 80% of those use their cellphones while driving, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.…
Over 500 Rejected Florida Vanity Plates, But You Can Get Yours Online
Drivers nationwide love to personalize their cars which is not surprising since most spend a lot of time in it. In fact, the average American spends over 330 hours per…