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Is Our Property Guilty until Proven Innocent? : NMA E-Newsletter #388

June 19, 2016 • CAF, civil asset forfeiture, CIVIL FORFEITURE, DUE PROCESS, EMAIL NEWSLETTER, ERAD, FIFTH AMENDMENT, FOURTH AMENDMENT, ILLEGAL SEARCH, NEBRASKA, NEW JERSEY, NEWSLETTER, OKLAHOMA, PRIVACY, WISCONSIN

Law Enforcement now using ERADs, seizing cash without an arrest, a warrant and due process. Life as a motorist in America is never easy. Not only do motorists have to contend with red-light cameras with sometimes shortened yellow lights, we have to deal with automated speed cameras, speed traps, road blocks, wolf pack ticket blitzing, […]

NMA E-Newsletter #318: Presenting a Call to Action for Motorists’ Rights

February 15, 2015 • ALPR, CIVIL, DELAWARE, EMAIL NEWSLETTER, GPS TRACKING, MARYLAND, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, NEWSLETTER, PENNSYLVANIA, PRIVACY, ROAD-USER FEES

On February 6, 2015, NMA President Gary Biller spoke to approximately 100 members of the Lehigh Valley Tea Party (LVTP) at their monthly meeting in the Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area of eastern Pennsylvania. The presentation is part of an outreach program to mobilize more people, needed now more than ever, to fight for drivers’ rights. While the […]

NMA E-Newsletter #310: Score a Big One for the Good Guys!

December 21, 2014 • 85TH PERCENTILE, EMAIL NEWSLETTER, LEGISLATION, NEW JERSEY, NEWSLETTER, PUBLIC RECORDS, RED LIGHT CAMERA, REVENUE GENERATION, SAFETY, TICKET REVENUE, YELLOW LIGHT TIMING

It’s official. New Jersey’s red-light cameras went dark last Tuesday after state lawmakers chose not to take up legislation to extend their operation. The five-year pilot program generated controversy from the start. Outspoken critics such as NMA ally and state Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon were quick to point out that photo ticketing was more about generating […]

NMA E-Newsletter #294: Numbers Don’t Lie, People Do

August 31, 2014 • CALIFORNIA, COMMUNITY, EMAIL NEWSLETTER, FLORIDA, IIHS, NEW JERSEY, NEWSLETTER, RED LIGHT CAMERA, REVENUE GENERATION, SAFETY, TICKET REVENUE, TRAFFIC CAMERA

We call it Competing Studies Syndrome. One study says red-light cameras significantly reduce accidents. Another says they have no effect, and still another says they actually increase accidents. Why so much conflicting information? An analysis published last month in The Journal of Evaluation and the Health Professions sheds some light on the issue. Researchers from […]

NMA E-Newsletter #291: How Much Does Your State Divert Federal Highway Funding To Transit Projects?

August 10, 2014 • ARKANSAS, DELAWARE, EMAIL NEWSLETTER, Fuel Tax, HAWAII, LEGISLATION, MISSISSIPPI, NEW JERSEY, NEWSLETTER, NORTH DAKOTA, OREGON, ROAD-USER FEES, SOUTH DAKOTA, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WYOMING

This week we wrap up our examination of the three equal-weighted metrics that comprise the State Fiscal Responsibility scoring in the recent NMA report, “Motorists Beware: Ranking the States That Treat You Worst.” Part 1 (Legislative Interference with Transportation Planning, #289) rated the influence of lawmakers in determining the planning and spending of funds on […]

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