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Providence will activate Portable Camera Units in school zones starting August 27, 2025, issuing $50 fines for drivers exceeding the speed limit by 11 mph or more. The cameras will operate on school days from 7 AM to 6 PM to enhance safety for pedestrians and drivers. Increased signage will accompany the enforcement to inform motorists of the speed limits.
Providence will resume enforcement of speed limits in school zones with Portable Camera Units starting August 27, 2025. Drivers exceeding the speed limit by 11 mph or more will receive $50 fines, aimed at enhancing safety for students and pedestrians. Current camera locations include Union Avenue and Waverly Street, among others.
Providence will issue $50 fines to drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 mph or more in school zones, starting August 27, 2025. Portable Camera Units (PCUs) will operate on school days from 7 AM to 6 PM to enhance safety for pedestrians and drivers. The cameras will be strategically positioned in areas with known speed issues.
Providence will issue $50 fines to drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 mph or more in school zones starting August 27, 2025. Portable Camera Units (PCUs) will monitor these areas on weekdays from 7 AM to 6 PM to enhance safety for pedestrians and drivers. Increased signage will accompany the enforcement to alert motorists.
The City of Providence will resume operating Portable Camera Units (PCUs) in school zones starting August 27, 2025, imposing $50 fines on drivers exceeding the speed limit by 11 mph or more. The cameras will function on school days from 7 AM to 6 PM to enhance safety for pedestrians and drivers. Increased signage will accompany the camera locations to alert motorists of the enforcement.
Providence will resume issuing $50 fines for speeding in school zones starting August 27, 2025. Portable Camera Units will operate on school days from 7 AM to 6 PM, monitoring speeds and enhancing safety for pedestrians and drivers. Increased signage will accompany the enforcement to alert drivers of speed limit laws.
The City of Providence will activate Portable Camera Units in school zones starting August 27, 2025, imposing $50 fines for drivers exceeding the speed limit by 11 mph or more. The cameras will operate on school days from 7 AM to 6 PM, aiming to enhance public safety for pedestrians and drivers.
Hurricane Erin disrupts Southern New England with ferry cancellations and beach closures as dangerous conditions arise. The Block Island Ferry cancels all service for Thursday, while Easton's Beach in Newport closes due to hazardous surf and rip currents. A gale warning and high surf advisory remain in effect for the region.
Cranston Mayor Kenneth Hopkins called for an investigation into a potential conflict of interest involving City Council President Jessica Marino and the council's lawyer, Stephen Angell. Concerns arose after reports surfaced of a romantic relationship between the two, prompting questions about the integrity of legal opinions provided to the council.
Rhode Island attracts Hollywood this summer, with notable directors filming major productions in the state. A director known for popular franchises and another recognized for plot twists are among those shooting in the Ocean State. This surge highlights Rhode Island's growing reputation as a filming location.