Mobility Committee Laments State Law Curtailing City’s Power Over Driverless Car Companies
Safety Info November 8, 2023 0 COMMENTSAccording to City Council members, there’s a growing concern about public safety regarding the emerging autonomous or driverless vehicles in Austin. Last week, the Mobility Committee received information from the staffs of the Transportation and Public Works Department and the Public Safety Departments highlighting the need to improve the safety and operations of four AV […]
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Healthcare Workers, Crash Survivors Demand Auto No-Fault Fixes Ahead of Committee Hearing
Safety Info October 19, 2023 0 COMMENTSRecently, many people gathered at the Capitol Lawn, demanding action on Michigan’s care crisis. The protest aimed to support the car crash survivors and healthcare workers impacted by the 2019 changes to Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance law. Senators Sarah Anthony and Mary Cavanagh announced a set of bills to overcome the weaknesses of Michigan’s 2019 […]
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Wiretaps On Wheels: How Is Your Car Collecting And Selling Your Personal Data?
Safety Info September 18, 2023 0 COMMENTSRecently, there’s been a buzz around automobile manufacturers selling your personal information, while some say they would share it with government authorities even without a court order. With the increase in the number of sensors like telematics or fully digitized consoles, this gesture of capturing the personal data of users is on the rise. Read […]
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A recent study conducted by Caring.com revealed that nearly two-thirds of Americans don’t have any kind of estate planning document in place. This means that they haven’t yet documented their will, which is a serious concern. In America, if someone dies without a will, post their death, the family members may be happy or in […]
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Semi Trailers Hauling Trash And Recycling Spilling Debris Onto KC-Area Interstates
Safety Info July 24, 2023 0 COMMENTSOver the past few years, the amount of trash and debris piling up along the Kansas City highway has only been increasing. Recently, KMBC 9 investigated the issue and captured a video that shows debris falling from the back of trailers. They have kept track of the matter for several weeks and followed these waste-loaded […]
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It Will Take Texas 2 Years to Get Rid of Paper Tags After Governor Signs Law Eliminating Them
Safety Info July 5, 2023 0 COMMENTSNBC 5 Investigates began investigating the widespread fraud involving Texas paper license plates two years back. It is only now that Texas Governor Greg Abbott has taken cognizance of the same and signed a law that mandates the replacement of paper tags with metal license plates. However, it will still be another 2 years before […]
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Avoiding Expensive Employment Law Penalties While Managing Remote Staff – What Employers Need To Know
Safety Info June 19, 2023 0 COMMENTSA considerable number of companies are increasingly leaning towards a fully-remote or hybrid mode of work at present, thanks to the numerous benefits of the same. From reduced operating costs to lower turnover and increased employee productivity, several perks come with hiring remote staff. However, according to Atlanta employment law attorneys, allowing employees to work […]
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All New Cars Sold Must be Electric by 2035: Lawmakers Struggling with Following the Mandate
Safety Info May 22, 2023 0 COMMENTSBy 2035, all new cars sold by companies must be electric. This mandate was passed in 2021, and companies are already finding ways to make that transition. However, it has been an uphill climb for car companies, legislative bodies, and lawmakers. Virginia legislators passed the Clean Car Law in 2021, adopted from the California standard. […]
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It is common for couples to divorce or separate in case they feel that they are unable to cohabit. However, the case becomes complicated when there are children involved. In such circumstances, it becomes essential to define which parent will have the primary or sole custody of the child. If you are unaware of what […]
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The new Oregon Senate Bill 895 comes in a succession of Oregon Revised Statute 811.420, which elaborates on the penalties and exceptions in case a person commits the offense of passing in a no-passing zone. SB 895 hopes to clarify the provisions of statute 811.420 and is an important move as far as cycling and […]
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