Sentence examples for speed laws from inspiring English sources

But recent efforts have quietly focused on catching renters who drive out of state or break speed laws.

Unless and until cyclists pay attention to the traffic laws, stop at lights, obey speed laws and have respect for pedestrians, they are going to be targets.

Cynics have coined the phrase "black collar" to describe the big-city titans and government elites who wear expensive black suits and invariably drive black luxury automobiles, often flouting traffic and speed laws.

Since each village makes its own laws about speed laws, parking, etc. it is quite possible to make them all different, so that in every five miles there will be a new set of laws for motorists to cope with.

Significantly, the City Council and the Mayor's office do not have the power to unilaterally reduce the speed limit on all streets in the city — the state of New York maintains unified and uniform speed laws, which govern all cities within the state.

We are two hours into a driving tour of speed traps in the New York City area, and Mr. Raskob, 41, a lawyer in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., who specializes in traffic law and is rather a fanatic on the topic of speed laws (you may have seen his star turn in the documentary "Speed Traps!" on the Learning Channel), is still going strong.

Impeding traffic is an offence under California's minimum speed law, which states: "No person shall drive upon a highway at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, unless the reduced speed is necessary for safe operation, because of a grade, or in compliance with law".

In the policy are pages and pages of provisions, such as, "You may not use this car to commit illegal acts, including but not limited to speed law violations and illegal U-turns" and "You may not engage in seditious conversations within the confines of the car".

One way to reduce fatalities, the study said, is to improve enforcement of speeding laws.

That's with no cars on the road and hopefully no police.' Doesn't Washington DC have strict speeding laws?

Some of us can drive safely at 90 miles per hour, but we're bound by the same laws as the people who can't, because individual speeding laws aren't practical.