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Story from AZ republic (via Tucson Citizen site; i don’t see it online otherwise. Also it ran in condensed form as an east valley brief 2/14/2012) Mesa traffic cameras to stay 2 more years. Story mentions the Sean Casey fatality from 2005 where a junior high school student was killed while walking his bike through a [...]
February 14th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
The manslaughter trial stemming from an incident where a cyclist was killed in August of 2009 is actually going to trial 1/30/2012 after many delays — yes, that was almost two and half years ago! My correspondent told me that jury selection did begin on Monday. According to police, issued to the media, at the time: A [...]
February 1st, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
Here’s a news item that has a pretty good rundown on SB1056, introduced by John McComish (R-20, which happens to be my district). As I mentioned a few weeks ago, the NTSB has called for a total ban on use of portable electronic communications by drivers — thats text, talk, handsfree or not — the [...]
January 26th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
Here’s a news item that has a pretty good rundown on SB1056, introduced by John McComish (R-20, which happens to be my district). As I mentioned a few weeks ago, the NTSB has called for a total ban on use of portable electronic communications by drivers — thats text, talk, handsfree or not — the [...]
January 25th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
An op-ed written by one of the wsj editorial board staffers illustrates a certain strain of belief in have-your-cake-and-eat-too-sism. Kaminski, in decrying how the mayor Mike McGinn (whom he gleefully points out is referred to as mayor McSchwinn by his political foes. Get it? it rhymes with McGinn) of Seattle worked to block the building [...]
January 21st, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
Commencing with the recently-released 2010 data FARS (The USDOT’s Fatality Analysis and Reporting System) will have far more specialized detail on Pedestrian and Bicyclists crashes. 618 cyclists (person type 6 bicyclist, and 7 other pedalcyclist) were killed in 2010 in traffic collisions — and as noted at the link above, only collisions with motor vehicles [...]
January 19th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
Commencing with the recently-released 2010 data FARS (The USDOT’s Fatality Analysis and Reporting System) will have far more specialized detail on Pedestrian and Bicyclists crashes. 618 cyclists (person type 6 bicyclist, and 7 other pedalcyclist) were killed in 2010 in traffic collisions — and as noted at the link above, only collisions with motor vehicles [...]
January 19th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
I have a lot of thoughts about this stretch of roadway in Phoenix: 48th Street (turns into Guadalupe Rd), north of Piedmont. It involves the odd geographic position of the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix; and the the almost complete lack of connectivity for Ahwatukee residents to anywhere else, (Tempe, Chandler, and indeed the main portion [...]
January 19th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
I have a lot of thoughts about this stretch of roadway in Phoenix: 48th Street (turns into Guadalupe Rd), north of Piedmont. It involves the odd geographic position of the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix; and the the almost complete lack of connectivity for Ahwatukee residents to anywhere else, (Tempe, Chandler, and indeed the main portion [...]
January 19th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments
50th 2nd regular session (2012) HB2221. This is (i think) an exact copy of the bill from last year; which was a tweak to the original try in 2009. — thanks Mike!
January 13th, 2012 | Posted in AZ Laws | No Comments