In their first week online, new mobile phone detection cameras in South Australia caught more than 8000 motorists using their phones illegally.

In their first week online, new mobile phone detection cameras in South Australia caught more than 8000 motorists using their phones illegally.

Police have tonight revealed the mind-blowing number of drivers busted each day during the phone-detection testing period.

Forty-eight suspected criminals have been apprehended by the Ondo State Security Network Agency, known as the Amotekun Corps, for various crimes...

Mobile phone detection cameras will get another capability in just days, with motorists urged to drive safely or risk a hefty fine or worse.

Education bosses in Los Angeles voted Tuesday to work towards a complete ban on the use of smartphones in the city’s schools.The move came as the...

By Staff June 26th, 2024 BURLINGTON, ON   More than eight million drivers in Ontario will be able to have their licence plates renewed automatically;...

California’s emission mandates do an excellent job of increasing the cost of electricity, products, and fuels to its citizens. In California, the...

KUALA LUMPUR: More than 270 personal items have been left unclaimed by their owners at Masjid Bandar Seri Putra in Kuala Lumpur, which has been in...

The law in Kosovo recognises the ‘right to be forgotten’, but most people in the country don’t know they can seek the removal of their...