A 25-year-old El Paso man was arrested after deputies say he sped away from a traffic stop and crashed in the desert. Authorities allege Christian Esparza later told investigators he fled because he wanted to feel a “rush.” He has been charged with evading arrest or detention with a vehicle. More: https://www.newsnationnow.com/
‘road lobby have wanted it to be an additional revenue flow’
Travel expert Gabe Saglie discusses the best way to avoid travel headaches and pitfalls while enjoying the final getaway of the summer.
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The FAA is expecting a busy Labor Day travel weekend and Brian Kelly, founder of The Points Guy, is sharing his tips.
A Rhode Island judge handed an unnamed driver the nation's first jail sentence for speeding in August 1904, for the reckless act of driving 15 miles per hour. Judge Darius Baker looked at the motorist in front of him and decided the man behind the wheel deserved five days behind bars. The offense: piloting an […] The post Five days in jail for 15 mph: how America's first speeding sentence landed in 1904 appeared first on American Almanac .
A Rhode Island judge handed an unnamed driver the nation's first jail sentence for speeding in August 1904, for the reckless act of driving 15 miles per hour. Judge Darius Baker looked at the motorist in front of him and decided the man behind the wheel deserved five days behind bars. The offense: piloting an early automobile at a speed most joggers can match today. No one was hurt. No property was damaged. The driver simply moved too fast for a country still getting used to the idea that machines could replace horses. The sentence, as documented by The Sun , marked the first time an American court put someone in a cell for driving over the speed limit. The driver's name has been lost to history, and the specific Rhode Island city where…Open
Labor Day weekend is almost here and travelers across the country are gearing up to head to the airport or hit the highway for the last vacation of the summer.
An Arkansas State Trooper pulled a man from a car by his dreadlocks during an arrest in Blytheville, Arkansas, on August 19. In an incident report, the officer said the man failed to respond to his requests to exit the vehicle. The man in the video, Tedrick Washington, later posted part of the incident on Facebook, demanding “justice.”
After a string of deadly crashes involving wrong-way drivers in the UK and Ireland, British authorities are calling for social media companies to do more to combat a dangerous new social media trend: driving on the wrong side of the road.
With today being National Cheap Flight Day, some travel experts claim airfares start to drop after the summer rush and before the start of the holiday season.