June 8, 2013 On Monday morning, the city of Philadelphia will have a total of 111 controversial cameras installed in 25 intersections after the red-light cameras at Byberry and Worthington Roads in NE Philly will be activated. The instruction given is that motorists caught running red lights in these new installations for the first 45 […]

After a year that Pennsylvania’s texting and driving laws were legislated, State Police reported that more than ten- thousand citations have been issued. Texting Law of Pa. became effective last March 8, 2012; however, police opined the difficulty of enforcing the law as drivers are permitted to enter phone numbers into their mobiles. Now that […]

PennDOT announced that effective September 14, 2012, the state has legislated a new law which imposes stiffer penalties on drivers who disregard signs of road closed or other safety warning signages and devices. Governor Tom Corbett signed Act 114 last July 5 which is intended to reinforce the most essential need for all drivers to […]

As the most common form of transportation, the government legislates laws for school buses that are for the purpose of regulating the safety of students to and from school. These laws establish detailed instructions as to who are allowed as passenger in the school bus, the kind of safety mechanism required of a school bus, […]

Buckle up is the shortest message of the Seat Belt Law Pennsylvania’s Department of Transportation, as well as traveling experts knows that the impact resulting from a motor vehicle crash traveling at just 12 MPH is already a sure killer. When a crash happens, not any arms or legs are strong enough to manage the […]