Smile! — or maybe cry, if you’re on speed cam

Apr 12, 2006

Arizona officials recently installed a camera system on an 8-mile stretch of Loop 101 in Scottsdale. The system, thought to be the first in the nation, went online Feb. 9 and presently is being evaluated over a nine-month period.

Motorists now identified by the “speed cam” as traveling 11 mph or more above the posted speed limit will begin receiving speeding citations in the mail. A typical speeding fine is $157.

Significant liability insurance hike floated again in Congress

April 19, 2021

The NRV plant employs more than 3,300 people, about 2,900 of whom are UAW members.

Volvo truck union going on strike

Union members had been working under a 30-day extension since its contract expired March 15.

'Pressure' building in the trailer market

Support mounts for under-21 interstate drivers

To help bring an end to the global chip shortage, engine and vehicle manufacturers have asked the Biden administration to focus more on addressing their needs for semiconductors.

Manufacturers call on Biden to fix chip shortage

Goodyear Introduces Tire Management, Improving Efficiency for Fleets

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