The Ticket Busters Blog

Back to School is right around the corner

August 1, 2019 By Richard Harris

It’s August, and the kids will be going back to school within the next two weeks. This is always a good time to remind you of safety tips for this season, since there will be a lot more kids on the

Project Neon Ribbon Cutting: August 8, 2019

July 31, 2019 By Richard Harris

Its really over! The construction on the Spaghetti Bowl is really, really over. After 3 years and seemingly interminable orange barrels and traffic delays in the hot Vegas sun, construction on the

RTC kicks off “Trip to Strip” Ride Share Program

July 13, 2019 By Richard Harris

The idea behind ridesharing, is that you request a ride through an app on your smartphone, and shortly thereafter, a private person pulls up driving their personal car and takes you where you want to

Las Vegas HOV Lanes are now active 24/7

July 6, 2019 By Richard Harris

HOV lanes in Las Vegas no longer have peak and off-peak hours. Peak hours were marked on signs which appeared at intervals along U.S. 95. Outside of Peak Hours, anyone could use the HOV lane without

NEW NEVADA LAW: Allows traffic courts to accept pleas electronically

June 30, 2019 By Richard Harris

Effective October 1, 2019, a new law, Assembly Bill 110 (AB110) will allow traffic courts to accept pleas and statements of defense from ticket recipients, by mail, email, over the internet, or by

NEW NEVADA LAW: No Jail Time for Minor Traffic Violations

June 24, 2019 By Richard Harris

The Nevada Legislature passed nearly 700 new bills during its legislative session this year. The governor has signed over 600 of the bills into law to date. Many of the bills signed by governor have

Uber Autonomous Vehicles Get New Lease on Life

June 17, 2019 By Richard Harris

In the wake of the first traffic death attributable to an Autonomous Vehicle (AV), Uber’s AV development unit was shut down for a time. But with some new capital being invested in this division, Uber

Almost There: Project Neon Nears Completion

May 15, 2019 By Richard Harris

We are just about to complete the largest public works project in the history of the state of Nevada. That would be Project Neon, or in other words the improvements made to I-15 and U.S. 95 in

Last Weekend’s Joining Forces was Focused on Speeding

May 1, 2019 By Richard Harris

Several Southern Nevada police departments (PD’s) took part in a Joining Forces campaign designed to focus law enforcement attention from multiple police forces to drivers breaking the speed

Don’t be Fooled by Phony DMV Websites

April 24, 2019 By Richard Harris

It happens. You google “Nevada DMV” and select the first entry and think you’re on the Nevada DMV website, but you’re not. You want to renew the registration for your car, but to do so,

Ride Share Apps Are Being Upgraded for Safety

April 23, 2019 By Richard Harris

On March 29,2018, at about 2AM, a young college student, Samantha Josephson had requested a ride share with UBER. Video shows her getting into a vehicle and driving away in a vehicle she thought

Should Police be able to scan your cell phone in case of an accident?

March 7, 2019 By Richard Harris

UPDATE: This bill has not moved forward in this legislative session and will receive no further consideration by this session of the legislature. The Nevada legislature convenes every other year for