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Truck Ban Among Proposals to Calm Florida Park Drive Traffic, But Don’t Expect License Plate Reader Enforcement

October 29, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 20 Comments

Traffic-calming methods such as small roundabouts were part of the options presented to the Palm Coast CIty Council for Florida Park Drive. But local residents tend not to like roundabouts. Council members warmed to other measures instead, including a heavy-truck ban on the two miles of the heavily residential road. The image above is a rendering produced by the city.

Florida Park Drive may soon see a heavy-truck ban and other traffic calming measures as the Palm Coast City Council prepares to ratify the most substantial changes addressing residents’ concerns about the road in years. But contrary to this morning’s council discussion, License Plate Readers will not be part of the enforcement.

License Plate Readers and ID Technology Lead to Palm Coast Arrest of Long-Time Fugitive

April 12, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

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Changa Bush is a 40-year-old transient and fugitive wanted in New York on a parole violation since 2016. License plate readers in St. Johns and Flagler led to his arrest in Bunnell this morning.

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