speeding

When you get pulled over by the police, have you been asked, "Do you know why I pulled you over?"

New England police crack down on speeding with alarming statistics shared by New Hampshire State Police.

Public Officials and New Hampshire police officers have convened to launch a new, strict policy on speeders in the state. New Hampshire is one of the highest in the nation for deadly crashes and alcohol impairment.

Does this surprise you?

Have you ever wondered if they are recording you at traffic lights in Maine, and might you get a ticket if you are caught on camera speeding or running a red light?

While most traffic violations in Maine carry smaller fines, these seven different violations could cost you $500 or more.

Let's find out if you regularly break the law, shall we?

While at Wal Mart in Auburn last night, I witnessed not one but two separate verbal altercations, one being very dangerous.

Who determines the speed limit in Maine? You do!

If you don't break the law, you'll be fine, not fined.

Yesterday, speeds on a portion of the Maine Turnpike were temporarily allowing speeds that rival jet travel. That is, if you believe everything you read on Twitter. Speed limit between Exit 80 in Lewiston to Augusta are 485 MPH. https://t... Read More ...

Law enforcement are stepping up patrols this season on both the highways and city streets. Wednesday, one driver was clocked at 139 on I-95.

I don't know where in Maine this happened or what year, but this has got to be the greatest speeding ticket stop in Maine State history.

26-year-old Jessica Harvey of Brunswick had people slamming on their brakes near the Augusta Armory and doing double takes on the two in-town circles.

George Zimmerman -- yes the same Florida neighborhood watchman acquitted in the Trayvon Martin murder trial -- was pulled over for speeding on a highway near Dallas, Texas.

A ‘Speed Trap’ or an ‘Focused Enforcement Detail’, what you call it all depends on how you feel about them. I found this interesting story on News 13.  There is a website,  Speedtrap.org, that is a place to find, share, and discuss speed traps...