What to Know A new audit released by the MTA’s Office of Inspector General found that excessive work hours for rail employees pose a high risk to their safety. The study looked at fatigue that can cause delayed reactions and poor decision making among workers who are not covered by Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) regulations … Read more
Finally there has been no trial. The quick hearing scheduled today in the Court of First Instance and Instruction of Puebla de Sanabria for the fine to Manuel Baltar for driving at 215km/h on the A-52 in Zamora has not been held. The Puebla de Sanabria court rejects the postponement of the quick trial against … Read more
Over the May bank holiday weekend, more than 350 vehicles were seized by gardaí from motorists for various offences, including driving as unaccompanied learner drivers (75), driving with no insurance (131), or no tax (148). Additionally, over 774 mandatory checkpoints were carried out and 3,179 roadside drug and alcohol tests were conducted, leading to 188 … Read more
The FIA Rally Star American Final is currently underway with 42 drivers representing eight countries battling it out at the Maggiora Offroad Arena in northern Italy. Despite the heavy rain, contestants from Argentina, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and USA have been impressing the audience with their skill, with several of them getting … Read more
Toyota Gazoo Racing’s #7 entry, driven by Kamui Kobayashi, will take pole position for the TotalEnergies 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps after Antonio Giovinazzi in the #51 Ferrari AF Corse 499P was disqualified for a track limit violation. Despite Giovinazzi’s initial pole position with a lap of 2m00.77s, Kobayashi’s teammate Miguel Molina ultimately took second place. … Read more
At the gates of the municipal electionshe RACC has presented this Wednesday a survey on the perception of mobility in Barcelona. The mobility and its cousin, urbanism will be precisely one of the star campaign issues, so go ahead that coincidences do not exist. He survey of 2,000 people yields certainly negative data on the … Read more
As the bank holiday approaches, Irish drivers have been warned about the dangers of drink driving. According to gardaí, high numbers of intoxicated drivers are being caught ‘the morning after,’ putting themselves and others at risk. With the festive season just around the corner, it’s vital to drive responsibly and avoid making dangerous decisions. In … Read more
Within the framework of a first quarter loaded with serious accidents in San Francisco and areathis week the eternal discussion in our town from a sinister road was reinstalled on social networks: Who has priority, the right or avenues? Although the national traffic law indicates that the right has priority of way, in San Francisco … Read more
Air guns and pepper spray: Flemish Finance Minister Matthias Diependaele (N-VA) wants to equip the officials of the Flemish tax authorities with these weapons. There are not that many of them: five cars painted in white-yellow, with the Vlabel Control logo on them, and six motards, which can intercept trucks and cars on the highway. … Read more
About 3 hundred taxi drivers gathered in Brussels on Thursday for an global taxi rally versus Uber. Around midday, a motorcade of automobiles still left the North Station for the European quarter. “The voice of European drivers has been listened to,” mentioned the Brussels Taxi Federation. – The international taxi demonstration in opposition to the … Read more