Do you drive in the Five Boroughs of New York City (Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island) or on Long Island (including Nassau County and Suffolk County)? If so, there is a good chance that you often see police patrol vehicles along the roads. Whether you are on the Brooklyn…
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With many public COVID restrictions being lifted, more drivers are on the roads in Nassau County and Suffolk County. As the number of drivers has increased, so too has the presence of police patrol vehicles. Of course, with the increased number of drivers and police patrol vehicles, the number of…
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Now that the spring season is here, more people are traveling on the roads. The increasing availability of COVID-19 vaccines and vaccine sites have also led to more traffic on the roads. With all of this of course comes more traffic tickets being issued for moving violations and more arrests…
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Increased Traffic Stops on Long Island Now that many COVID restrictions have been lifted and we are transitioning to warmer weather, you may have noticed more people are outside and on the roads. Because of this increased vehicle traffic, police DWI Patrols, Highway patrols, and motor carrier patrols have all…
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While you have likely heard stories about drowsy driver accidents in New York, your primary concern on the road likely remains drivers whose impairment can actually be proven, such as those under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Yet have you ever contemplated just how impaired one becomes following several…
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State data show texting tickets increased 205 percent increase across the state from 2012 to 2016. Tickets for talking on cell phones fell 47 percent statewide during that period. Locally there were similar results. In 2012, police wrote 6,844 cell phone tickets and 1,222 for texting violations in the Capital…
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