We saw this car and just had to take a pic. If you own this car...well then I guess we should say sorry, lol :)
Showing posts with label Arizona highways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona highways. Show all posts
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Images of things we've seen while diving on the freeway this week
I totally have RESPECT for this car now! lol
We saw this car and just had to take a pic. If you own this car...well then I guess we should say sorry, lol :)
We saw this car and just had to take a pic. If you own this car...well then I guess we should say sorry, lol :)
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Be back on the look out for DPS speed vans back on highways
Department of Public Safety spokesman Jim Warriner said Tuesday that the vans began being phased back onto roadways after a van operator was killed last month.
Speed-enforcement vans are back on Arizona highways for the first time following the killing of a van operator last month.
Department of Public Safety spokesman Jim Warriner said Tuesday that the vans began being phased back onto roadways Monday.
He says he does not know how many vans are out snapping the photos of speeders or when all of them will be up and running again.
Warriner declined to say whether people were inside the vans, citing safety issues. He said only that ``the technology is out there that has allowed us to move forward.''
He added that DPS is comfortable that van operators will be protected.
Sixty-eight-year-old Thomas Patrick Destories is charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Doug Georgianni, who was operating a speed-enforcement van on a Phoenix freeway when he was killed.
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Thomas Patrick Destories

Doug Georgianni
Speed-enforcement vans are back on Arizona highways for the first time following the killing of a van operator last month.
Department of Public Safety spokesman Jim Warriner said Tuesday that the vans began being phased back onto roadways Monday.
He says he does not know how many vans are out snapping the photos of speeders or when all of them will be up and running again.
Warriner declined to say whether people were inside the vans, citing safety issues. He said only that ``the technology is out there that has allowed us to move forward.''
He added that DPS is comfortable that van operators will be protected.
Sixty-eight-year-old Thomas Patrick Destories is charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Doug Georgianni, who was operating a speed-enforcement van on a Phoenix freeway when he was killed.
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Thomas Patrick Destories

Doug Georgianni
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