There is no way to assess the success of the Dangerous Vehicle Abatement Program if the DOT won't provide basic information.
Interesting Freedom of Information lawsuit filed against the NY State Dept. of Transportation by the Cornell Law School First Amendment Clinic.
“Streetsblog filed paperwork in Manhattan Supreme Court charging the DOT with “improper” withholding of crucial information that we sought under the Freedom of Information Law to analyze the agency’s Dangerous Vehicle Abatement Program — a much-hyped safety effort that can subject drivers who acquire 15 camera-issued speeding tickets in one year to a safe-driving course or have their car seized.”
