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Automakers Must Deliver on the Promise of Self-Driving Car Technology

When I bought my most recent car — a 2014 Chrysler Town and Country —the salesman walked me through the list of available upgrades. I could get a leather interior and heated seats without a problem, but there was one glaring oversight: accessibility. As a wheelchair user, I’ve found that no major automaker offers an accessible vehicle as standard…

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2018-08-24T12:14:33+00:00Categories: Latest News|

“Not Your Spot” Disabled Parking Campaign Begins

Rotary Central Cayman Islands has launched its “Not Your Spot” awareness campaign highlighting the correct use and importance of disabled parking spots. The campaign, which was started 14 June, aims not only to educate the public on the proper and improper use of disabled “blue spots” around the island, but also show why these parking spaces are so important to the people who have the rights to use them…

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2018-08-24T12:18:29+00:00Categories: Latest News|

Disabled Parking Placard Abuse Crackdown Nets 381 Citations

Investigators with the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) caught 381 out of 4,951, including 11 people in Valencia, fraudulently using disabled person parking placards during 22 enforcement operations in April.  Investigators confiscated the placards and issued each offender a misdemeanor citation that carries a $250 to $1,000 fine. The violation will also appear on their driver record…

Read the May 8 article from SCV News.

2018-08-24T12:21:41+00:00Categories: Latest News|
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