If you are like millions of Americans, you probably have a Facebook account. Maybe you use it a lot, or perhaps you hardly use it at all. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of Congress this week to talk about what Facebook is doing to protect the privacy of…
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What is a car recall? A vehicle recall occurs when a manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) determines that a car model (or several models) has some a safety-related defect or doesn't comply with a federal safety standard. The carmaker will alert vehicle owners to the…
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Ms. Linda Brown passed away on March 25th, at the age of 75. History will remember her as the Plaintiff in one of the most famous Supreme Court cases in American history. Linda Brown, the Plaintiff in the case, was nine years old in 1951 when she wasn't allowed to…
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Arizona has earned a national reputation, and it's not a good one. In the past week, there have been ten pedestrian traffic fatalities in the Phoenix area as reported by The Arizona Republic. The fatalities continued a deadly Arizona trend noted in a national safety report released on March 1,…
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The Arizona Legislature is working on a variety of potential new laws that if passed, will affect Arizona drivers. Wrong-way driving Wrong way driving accidents are catastrophic and often fatal. Rep. Eddie Farnsworth, R-Gilbert, has proposed House Bill 2243 to reduce the number of wrong-way drivers. If the bill becomes…
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Tucson police will now be able to pull over drivers they see using their cellphones while driving, without needing any other reason, beginning February 1st. Officers will issues warnings to drivers for the first 30 days, to educate offenders about the new law, before they begin issuing tickets in March.…
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