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First drunk-driving conviction can cost nearly $16,000 in California
Beware of the $16,000 cocktail. Just in time for St. Patrick's Day partying, the Automobile Club of Southern California has calculated that a first-offense misdemeanor DUI conviction can now cost up to $15,649 in California. That’s up 29% from...
Tags: St. Patrick's Day, Media Industry, Passenger Cars, Google+, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Top Democrats seek votes to raise gas taxes
With three weeks left in the General Assembly session, Gov. Martin O'Malley and legislative leaders have begun the painstaking process of rounding up the votes to raise taxes on gasoline — a move so unpopular it hasn't been done here since 1992....
Tags: FBI, Executive Branch, Montgomery County (Maryland), Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Democratic Party
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Storm brings business for tow truck drivers, repair shops
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsIt was a long day for AAA tow truck driver Jon Burgette, going from one wreck to the next. Kansas drivers are out of practice driving in snow and ice. "One minute it's dry, one minute it's wet. You don't have much time to prepare for it," Burgette...Tags: Car Repair and Maintenance Tips
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AAA: Smart Keys Can Mean Dumb Mistakes for Drivers
KickingTiresFostering forehead-slapping situations like forgetting to shut off the car before exiting or not knowing how to kill the engine in an emergency, the convenience of the "smart key" has brought with it new opportunities for motorists to feel stupid.......Tags: Apple iPhone, Car Engine Repair, Science and Technology, Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment
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Sit, Stay: dog seat belt study
On the surface, those doggie seatbelts and car harnesses featured in catalogs seem like a good idea. After all, if we buckle up on the road, shouldn’t our pets? The difference is that while human seatbelts are carefully tested and held to strict...
Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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Year-old texting ban produces one citation in Somerset County
Daily American Staff WriterOnly one driver has been cited in Somerset County for texting while driving in the year since the ban went into effect. And that driver wasn't caught on any local road — he was cited on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Somerset County. The...Tags: Pennsylvania Turnpike, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Telecommunication Service, Judges, Lawyers
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AAA says smartphones may soon replace traditional car keys
Get ready to start your car with your phone. The metal car key is fast disappearing, replaced by “smart” electronic car keys and fobs. Now AAA says it expects smart keys to be transitional technology, soon to be replaced by people’s...Tags: Chevrolet, Manufacturing and Engineering, Luxury Vehicles, Audi, Nissan
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Food truck builders shift into high gear
The whirs and hisses of drills and welding torches carry outside a warehouse tucked away in a Fort Lauderdale office park. Inside, rows of step vans and delivery trucks are being reborn as food trucks. As mobile eateries have flourished in South Florida...
Tags: Miami Hotels, Amusement and Theme Parks, Food Industry, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach
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Collaboration Aims to Get a Handle on Pet Safety Restraints
KickingTiresAn automaker and an advocacy group have taken on in-car animal safety as a mutual pet project. Subaru and the Center for Pet Safety, a nonprofit research organization, have teamed up to fund testing of car safety restraints for pets,......Tags: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Pets, Manufacturing and Engineering, Services and Shopping, Automotive Equipment
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Road Warrior: Seasonal formulas for gas affect mileage
Q: I wonder if you can shed some light on this annoying problem I'm experiencing. During the winter months, I am told by various mechanics that the gasoline industry puts certain additives in our gas that in turn lowers my car's fuel mileage. Why are...Tags: Environmental Pollution, Renewable Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Transportation, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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Prices at the pump continue to climb
WDBJ7 Multimedia JournalistYou've probably noticed a bit of a change when you fill up at the gas pump. Prices are higher and the money in your pocket is lower. Just in the past 30 days, gas prices have soared 35 cents in Virginia. AAA Mid-Atlantic says prices went up in...Tags: U.S. Department of Energy, Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment, Petroleum Industry, Minor League Baseball
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Circuit judge rules Baltimore Co. speed camera contract is illegal
A Circuit Court judge has ruled that Baltimore County's contract with its speed camera vendor is illegal, because it pays the company a cut of each citation issued — a ruling that could help others challenge their citations in court. While Judge...
Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Xerox Corporation, Lawyers, Prosecution, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Feb 21, 2013
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Mar 5, 2013
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