Traffic

Late-Night Stroll Turns Chaotic: Man Arrested for Walking in Traffic on Brooklyn Road

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BROOK PARK, Ohio – A 36-year-old man from West Henrietta, New York, was arrested late on June 27 after police observed him walking in the traffic lane along Brookpark Road, adjacent to a Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority station. The incident unfolded around 10:30 p.m. when officers noticed a vehicle maneuvering to avoid a collision with the man. As the police approached, the individual appeared disoriented and initially struggled to provide identification. He remarked to the officers, “I see there are no cars there,” before eventually giving them his name. However, when asked for his … Read more

Excessive Force Claims Emerge as Georgia Man Sues Deputies Over Violent Traffic Stop Incident

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BUTTS COUNTY, Ga. — A federal lawsuit claims that a routine request for help turned into a violent encounter for a local man, alleging that his constitutional rights were violated by law enforcement officials. The case centers on Jeremiah Roberson, who found himself in a troubling situation after his car broke down while traveling on Interstate 75. According to the lawsuit filed Thursday, Roberson, a resident of Henry County, stopped at a gas station in Jackson to seek assistance. After calling 911, he was confronted by deputies from the Butts County Sheriff’s Office, who allegedly … Read more

Virginia Unveils Series of Tough New Traffic Laws: Stricter Seat Belt Rules and Higher Towing Fees Take Effect

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Virginia’s updated traffic laws took effect on Monday, bringing significant changes that are expected to affect drivers throughout the state, particularly in the Hampton Roads region. One of the most notable updates is a modification to photo speed enforcement in school zones. Under new legislation, drivers caught speeding by cameras in these areas will no longer face penalties unless the ticket clearly indicates that the school zone was active at the time, which must be evidenced by flashing lights, signs, or other indicators. Additionally, failing to stop for pedestrians and other vulnerable road users has … Read more

New Virginia Laws Take Effect This July: Enhanced Traffic Safety, Education Reforms, and Consumer Protections Await Residents

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RICHMOND, Va. — On July 1, Virginia will implement multiple new laws aimed at enhancing public safety, education, healthcare, and consumer protections. These changes result from the 2025 General Assembly session, which focused on a wide array of issues that affect everyday life for residents across the commonwealth. One significant update is that mail theft will be classified as a felony, a measure designed to intensify the penalties for tampering with someone else’s mail. Additionally, all passengers in vehicles will now be required to buckle up, with authorities introducing stricter penalties for unsafe driving behaviors, … Read more