The law applies to everyone, including a former candidate for Kentucky’s Senate. Former Democrat Senate candidate, Jim Noll was arrested by Fort Mitchell police for driving a vehicle under the influence February 2013. Noll administered a breath test and had a blood alcohol level of 0.15, which is almost twice the legal limit in Kentucky. … Continued
A Minnesota man, Mark Greenman, argued a Segway should be exempt from DWI laws on the grounds that it’s a “personal mobility device” and not a “motor vehicle.” It turns out that a district judge and an appeals court agree. In February 2012, a Minnesota Greenman was stopped by police and was charged with driving … Continued
If you are anywhere near Shelbyville Road and the Watterson Expressway in Louisville, you will have no doubt in your mind as to what time of year it is. There is traffic everywhere because of the holidays. Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, Shelbyville Road resembles a parking lot. Four lanes of traffic going both east … Continued
We have all seen the cable barriers that have been put in the medians on I-64 and I-265 in Louisville, Kentucky and other interstates. They save lives and prevent auto accidents from turning deadly. However, are there improvements that could be made to make them safer? Related: How To Help Road Accident Victims In Kentucky … Continued
Have you ever been slowing down to stop at a red light and the car next to you goes flying by and runs the red light? I see it all the time. In fact, this happened to me this morning on Bardstown Road, and it was a TARC bus to boot. Not only had the … Continued
Although it is that time of year, Spring Break, there are some things to remember when you are setting out on any trip. Taking a few precautions in advance can certainly help when the unexpected occurs. None of us ever plan for accidents, injuries, sicknesses or other inconveniences when we are planning our trips, but … Continued
