Momentum is growing for a nation-wide campaign against drunken driving. President Reagan’s formation of a presidential commission sharpened the focus, but other initiatives also seek action to combat drunken driving as a serious hazard to public health and safety. Reagan’s action followed a petition to him initiated by Reps, Jim Hansen, R-Utah and Michael D.… Continue reading Anti-Drunk Driving Drive Grows
Category: Traffic Laws
Carpool: Check Benefits
Are Utah Valley people realizing the full energy-saving benefits available through carpools? It’s getting more expensive to drive to work alone. If you drive a subcompact 10 miles to work each day it costs you $646 annually, according to a recent Federal Highway Administration study. If you drive a standard size car it costs you… Continue reading Carpool: Check Benefits
Are Our Courts Too Lenient?
Are our courts too lenient with motorists convicted of driving during suspension or revocation of license? Utah jurists in particular and the public in general might well ponder this question in the light of recent trends and disclosures. The Utah Code (Section 41-2-30) provides that any person convicted of driving while license is suspended or revoked “shall be punished… Continue reading Are Our Courts Too Lenient?