North Carolina Traffic Laws Emphasized For Enforcement
Superior Court Judge H Hoyle Sink addresses the Davidson County grand jury and law officers in Greensboro urging strict enforcement of traffic laws. He cites 1939 amendments, speed limits in districts and on highways, and warns drivers of heavy trucks and buses as dangerous when speeding.
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Traffic law enforcement and right of way warnings
A speaker warns drivers to yield to pedestrians and obey traffic signals, stressing that turning and waiting rules must be followed. He recounts a case of presumptive reckless driving, noting enforcement must be fair and not crusade-like, with mention of prior local legal actions and an ongoing pursuit of alleged violators.
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