Good news:
The Trump administration is proposing to eliminate automated traffic camera enforcement in the nation’s capital. D.C. generated $267.3 million from the cameras in fiscal 2025.
politico.com/news/2026/01/07…
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
Replying to @connor__peters
You wont get around faster because they’re making everything a bike lane and or pedestrian plaza.
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
Mamdani wants to make you pay MORE to own your car.
Not because you did anything wrong — just because your car exists.
He’s not taxing billionaires.
He’s taxing the people who drive their kids to school.
Remember this at the polls today until the ballots are counted!
If you own a car in NYC, this is your warning.
#nyc #mta #politics #mayor
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
This is insanity — absolute insanity.
New York City taxpayers and businesses are being caged, crushed and crippled—
@LincolnRestler @TransAlt are responsible for this mess, loss of jobs, revenues and crippling movement of people, goods and services @NYCMayor @NYCCouncil
Hey, @LincolnRestler @NYC_DOT, why was Court Street in Brooklyn turned into a traffic nightmare? Making it one lane is dangerous. First responders are having a difficult time driving due to the traffic. Trucks can't turn. School buses can't drop kids off.
Good. Nail the scammers, Tim.
🚨 Suffolk’s $100 “Work Zone” Speed Trap 🚨
On a Sunday night at 7:37 PM, Suffolk mailed a $100 “work zone” speeding ticket from the US-58 SPSA Interchange — a time when no workers were present and traffic was light.
This isn’t safety enforcement — it’s revenue collection disguised as safety. Suffolk is running cameras 24/7, ticketing people in so-called “work zones” that aren’t active, and pocketing millions from drivers who were simply traveling the normal highway speed limit.
I’ve filed a Freedom of Information Act request to the City of Suffolk and VDOT demanding records that show:
• Whether any construction was taking place that evening,
• What authorization exists for enforcing reduced speeds when no workers are present, and
• How much money Suffolk has collected through these so-called “work zone” citations.
Safety laws should protect people — not fund city budgets through deception.
More to come when those FOIA responses arrive.
Thanks so much for standing up for motorists and opposing Virginia's hated car tax, Saundra Davis!
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Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
townplanners don’t want traffic to “flow” they want to create congestion-on-purpose. I am not kidding. they say this “encourages modal shift”
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
Replying to @RidleyAM1
A lot of facts have come to light since the Prop K campaign and election: none of it favorable.
I believe some voters would change their minds. Particularly if allegations of @JoelEngardio censorship and collusion result in criminal charges.
All their promises were disproven:
Sand removal is now required MORE often
Traffic is WAY up (and 19th Ave repaving starts tomorrow)
Accidents on Sunset Blvd are WAY up
A few hammocks and rented art pieces do NOT look anything like the lovely renderings of an actual park that were dangled in front of voters
Data shows usage from zip codes that voted in favor of K are abysmal
Social media manipulation and censorship has been revealed
Good. More of this, please.
San Francisco Supervisor Joel Engardio appears to have been recalled by voters in the Sunset District Tuesday night, which stems from his endorsement of Prop K. This controversial ballot measure closed a portion of the Great Highway and replaced it with what's now called Sunset Dunes Park.
According to early election results, 64.7% of District 4 voters voted 'Yes' to remove Engardio from office, while 35.4% voted against it. abc7news.com/17828524/
Thanks for standing up for motorists, Gov. Youngkin!
Big win for Virginia drivers! Starting August 8, the Coleman Bridge, a vital link between Yorktown and Gloucester Point, will be toll-free, saving Virginians nearly $60 million. This historic bridge, the largest double-swing span in the U.S., will continue connecting families, commuters, and local businesses, without added costs.
Museum Monday: If you're in the St. Augustine, FL area, be sure to check out the Classic Car Museum of St. Augustine. They have some beautiful cars like this Sportsman Red, 155-hp 1954 Chevrolet Corvette.
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
Replying to @the_transit_guy
I live on this street and I want my peace and quiet back. There are parks for this. Go loiter there.
Coalition for Motorist Rights retweeted
Replying to @the_transit_guy
A block of on street parking is more important for families. That’s why you don’t see any kids in this clip. These changes aren’t meant for families.




























