Flexible speeding fines unveiled
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Flexible speeding fines and new penalties on using mobiles in cars are among road safety measures unveiled on Tuesday.
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On-the-spot fines mean some persistent offenders are avoiding getting a criminal record, police say.
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Congestion-cutting scheme could be extended to motorways across England, government announces.
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A driver caught speeding at 172mph - the fastest recorded by police in the UK - receives a jail term.
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PORTLAND, Ore.  - Former Vice President Al Gore  paid a $141 fine for speeding on a highway last month near  Oregon's coast, a state police official said on Friday.
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Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano says the deployment of new photo radar or other speed enforcement technology on state highways is all about public safety. But her proposed state budget counts on the anticipated speeding fines to help erase a projected revenue shortfall.
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SWITCHING SYSTEMS: Ireland, where speed limits have been posted in mph but distances are marked in kilometers, is switching to an all-kilometer system.
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Proposed law suggests fines, jail sentences for guilty parties.
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Motorists caught driving dangerously while using a mobile phone, sat-nav or an MP3 player could be jailed for two years, under new guidelines issued on Thursday.
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The British government has proposed that court fines are directly linked to an offender's income, prompting angry accusations Friday that it is unfairly targeting the middle class.
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Motorists who cause death by careless driving may escape a prison sentence under new proposals that will be published on Wednesday.
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A woman banned from driving for seven  days after traveling at speeds of less than 10mph on the  motorway told Reuters on Friday: "that road's my nemesis."  Stephanie Cole, 58, of Fishponds, Bristol, straddled the hard  shoulder and inside lane as she dawdled along a stretch of the  M32 near her home last August.
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Ministry reveals releases under government scheme to cut jail overcrowding
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A police officer who caused the death of another driver in a road crash is given the maximum fine.
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The Dutch telecom and postal watchdog OPTA has levied fines as high as 42,500 euros ($57,540) against several individuals and small companies for sending out spam messages.
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A wide-ranging package of new formula one technical rules has been announced by the FIA, motor racing&#39;s international governing body, to slow the cars in the interests of safety.
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In the past Chief Constable Merydydd Hughes has been robust over the issue of speeding. He has warned of 'anarchy' on the roads, and said he is amazed people disregard the safety limits.