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PA Courts Infographic: Traffic Citations in School Zones

By Thomas Baer •  September 12, 2019
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Just in time for back-to-school season, the PA Courts have released an infographic that “highlights key data and demographics about traffic citations in school zones in Pennsylvania over the last five years.” It is no surprise that September is the month with the most citations, while July has the lowest. Check out the infographic and data on the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania website.

Here are a few resources from our print collection to help if you take on a traffic case this Fall: Five County Traffic Court Practice, Pennsylvania Vehicle Code Annotated, Bisels’s Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Operation Lawsource.

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