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Canonical engineer Simon Fels has publicly released an Alpha version of Anbox. Similar to the method employed for Android apps on ChromeOS, Anbox runs an entire Android system (7.1.1 at present) in an LXC container. Developed over the last year and a half, the software promises to seamlessly bring performant Android apps to the Linux desktop.
After installing Anbox (based on Android 7.1.1) and starting Anbox Application Manager, ten apps are available: Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Contacts, Email, Files, Gallery, Music, Settings, and WebView. Apps run in separate resizeable windows. Additional apps (ARM-native binaries are excluded) can be installed via adb. Installation currently is only supported on a few Linux distributions able to install snaps. Contributions are welcome on Github.
In a blog post Simon describes it as "a side project" that he's worked on for over a year and a half. "There were quite a few problems to solve on the way to a really working implementation but it is now in a state that it makes sense to share it with a wider audience."
Long-time reader jaromil writes: Devuan 1.0.0-RC is announced, following its beta 2 release last year. The Debian fork that spawned over systemd controversy is reaching stability and plans long-term support. Devuan deploys an innovative continuous integration setup: with fallback on Debian packages, it overlays its own modifications and then uses the merged source repository to ship images for 11 ARM targets, a desktop and minimal live, vagrant and qemu virtual machines and the classic installer isos. The release announcement contains several links to projects that have already adopted this distribution as a base OS.
"Dear Init Freedom Lovers," begins the announcement, "Once again the Veteran Unix Admins salute you!" It points out that Devuan "can be adopted as a flawless upgrade path from both Debian Wheezy and Jessie. This is a main goal for the Devuan Jessie stable release and has proven to be a very stable operation every time it has been performed. "
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: The largest known dinosaur footprints have been discovered in Western Australia, including 1.7 meter prints left by gigantic herbivores. Until now, the biggest known dinosaur footprint was a 106cm track discovered in the Mongolian desert and reported last year. At the new site, along the Kimberley shoreline in a remote region of Western Australia, paleontologists discovered a rich collection of dinosaur footprints in the sandstone rock, many of which are only visible at low tide. The prints, belonging to about 21 different types of dinosaur, are also thought to be the most diverse collection of prints in the world. Steve Salisbury, a vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Queensland told ABC News: "We've got several tracks up in that area that are about 1.7 meters long. So most people would be able to fit inside tracks that big, and they indicate animals that are probably around 5.3 to 5.5 meters at the hip, which is enormous." "It is extremely significant, forming the primary record of non-avian dinosaurs in the western half the continent and providing the only glimpse of Australia's dinosaur fauna during the first half of the early Cretaceous period," he said. The findings were reported in the Memoir of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology. The largest tracks belonged to sauropods, huge Diplodocus-like herbivores with long necks and tails. The scientists also discovered tracks from about four different types of ornithopod dinosaurs (two-legged herbivores) and six types of armored dinosaurs, including Stegosaurs, which had not previously been seen in Australia. At the time the prints were left, 130m years ago, the area was a large river delta and dinosaurs would have traversed wet sandy areas between surrounding forests.
An anonymous reader shares a report: If you're a Linux user who upgraded to Firefox 52 only to find that the browser no longer plays sound, you're not alone. Firefox 52 saw release last week and it makes PulseAudio a hard dependency -- meaning ALSA only desktops are no longer supported. Ubuntu uses PulseAudio by default (as most modern Linux distributions do) so the switch won't affect most -- but some Linux users and distros do prefer, for various reasons, to use ALSA, which is part of the Linux kernel. Lubuntu 16.04 LTS is one of the distros that use ALSA by default. Lubuntu users who upgraded to Firefox 52 through the regular update channel were, without warning, left with a web browser that plays no sound. Lubuntu 16.10 users are not affected as the distro switched to PulseAudio.
The Raspberry Pi has outsold the Commodore 64 by selling north of 12.5 million boards in five years, becoming the world's third best-selling general purpose computer. "The Commodore 64, had, until recently, the distinction of being the third most popular general purpose computing platform," Eben Upton told a crowd at the fifth birthday party. "That's what I'm here to celebrate," he said, "we are now the third most popular general purpose computing platform after the Mac and PC." The MagPi Magazine reports: The Raspberry Pi Model 3 is the best-selling Raspberry Pi. This chart shows that Raspberry Pi 3 has accounted for almost a third of all Raspberry Pi boards sold. The Model 3 sits next to its immediate predecessor, the Raspberry Pi 2B+ (which has the same board shape but a slightly slower CPU). These two boards account for over half of all Raspberry Pi boards sold. The rest of the sales are between older models. The original Model A accounts for just 2 percent of sales. So keep one if you've got it as they're pretty rare. We should point out, before the Commodore fan club arrives, that there are discrepancies in the total number of sales of the C64. The 12.5 million figure comes from an analysis of serial numbers. This article by Michael Steil explains in detail why the 12.5 million number is accurate. We hold it to be the most accurate analysis of Commodore 64 sales (other opinions are available).
prisoninmate quotes a report from Softpedia: A year ago, we told you that, after ten long years, the Debian Project finally found a way to switch their rebranded Iceweasel web browser back to Mozilla Firefox, both the ESR (Extended Support Release) and normal versions, but one question remained: what about the Mozilla Thunderbird email, news, and calendar client? Well, that question has an official answer today, as the Mozilla Thunderbird packages appear to have landed in the Debian repositories as a replacement for Icedove, the rebranded version that Debian Project was forced to use for more than ten years due to trademark issues. "Thunderbird is back in Debian! We also renamed other related packages to use official names, e.g. iceowl-extension -> lightning. For now, we need testers to catch existing issues and things we haven't seen until now," said Christoph Goehre in the mailing list announcement. You can find out how to migrate your Icedove profiles to Thunderbird via Softpedia's report.
An anonymous reader shares a report: A new month, and a brand new version of open-source office suite LibreOffice is now available to download. And what a release it is. LibreOffice 5.3 introduces a number of key new features and continues work on improving the look and feel of the app across all major platforms. The Document Foundation describes LibreOffice 5.3 as "one of the most feature-rich releases in the history of the application." One of the headline features is called MUFFIN interface, a new toolbar design similar to the Microsoft Office Ribbon UI.
In 1993 a Stratus server was booted up by an IT application architect -- and it's still running.
An anonymous reader writes:
"It never shut down on its own because of a fault it couldn't handle," says Phil Hogan, who's maintained the server for 24 years. That's what happens when you include redundant components. "Over the years, disk drives, power supplies and some other components have been replaced but Hogan estimates that close to 80% of the system is original," according to Computerworld.
There's no service contract -- he maintains the server with third-party vendors rather than going back to the manufacturer, who says they "probably" still have the parts in stock. And while he believes the server's proprietary operating system hasn't been updated in 15 years, Hogan says "It's been extremely stable."
The server will finally be retired in April, and while the manufacturer says there's some more Stratus servers that have been running for at least 20 years -- this one seems to be the oldest.
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And though the Raspberry Pi foundation upgraded their Compute Module, Pine64 has just unveiled their new SOPINE A64 64-bit computing module, a smaller version of the $15 Pine64 computer. An anonymous reader quotes ComputerWorld: At $29, the SOPINE A64 roughly matches the price of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, which ranges from $25 to $30. The new SOPINE will ship in February, according to the website. The SOPINE A64 can't operate as a standalone computer like the Pine64. It needs to be plugged in as a memory slot inside a computer. But if you want a full-blown computer, Pine64 also sells the $15 SOPINE Baseboard Model-A, which "complements the SOPINE A64 Compute Module and turns it into a full single board computer," according to the company...
The original Pine64 was crowdsourced and also became popular for its high-end components like a 64-bit chip and DDR3 memory... It has 2GB RAM, which is twice that of Raspberry Pi's compute module. SOPINE also has faster DDR3 memory, superior to DDR2 memory in Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 board.
While Samsung dropped 3D support in 2016, LG and Sony -- the last two major TV makers to support the 3D feature in their TVs -- will stop doing so in 2017. None of their TVs, including the high-end OLED TV models, will be able to show 3D movies and TV shows. As a result, 3D TV is dead. The question is no longer when (or even why) 3D TVs will become obsolete, it's will 3D TVs ever rise again? CNET reports: The 3D feature has been offered on select televisions since 2010, when the theatrical success of "Avatar" in 3D helped encourage renewed interest in the technology. In addition to a 3D-capable TV, it requires specialized glasses for each viewer and the 3D version of a TV show or movie -- although some TVs also offer a simulated 3D effect mode. Despite enthusiasm at the box office and years of 3D TVs being available at affordable prices, the technology never really caught on at home. DirecTV canceled its 24/7 3D channel in 2012 and ESPN followed suit a year later. There are plenty of 3D Blu-ray discs still being released, such as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," but if you want to watch them at home you'll need a TV from 2016 or earlier -- or a home theater projector. Those market trends are clear: Sales of 3D home video gear have declined every year since 2012. According to data from the NPD Group, 3D TV represents just 8 percent of total TV sales dollars for the full year of 2016, down from 16 percent in 2015 and 23 percent in 2012. Native 3D-capable Blu-ray players fell to just 11 percent of the market in 2016, compared to 25 percent in 2015 and 40 percent in 2012. As for whether or not 3D TVs will ever become popular again, David Katzmaier writes via CNET, based on his own "anecdotal experience as a TV reviewer": Over the years, the one thing most people told me about the 3D feature on their televisions was that they never used it. Sure, some people occasionally enjoyed a 3D movie on Blu-ray, but the majority of people I talked to tried it once or twice, maybe, then never picked up the glasses again. I don't think most viewers will miss 3D. I have never awarded points in my reviews for the feature, and 3D performance (which I stopped testing in 2016) has never figured into my ratings. I've had a 3D TV at home since 2011 and I've only used the feature a couple of times, mainly in brief demos to friends and family. Over the 2016 holiday break I offered my family the choice to watch "The Force Awakens" in 2D or 3D, and (after I reminded everyone they had to wear the glasses) 2D was the unanimous choice. But some viewers will be sad to see the feature go. There's even a change.org petition for LG to bring back the feature, which currently stands at 3,981 supporters. Of course 3D TV could come back to life, but I'd be surprised if it happened before TV makers perfect a way to watch it without glasses.


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Del Boy, I owe you so much! From the real-life wide-boy who inspired his funniest role to explosive pranks behind the scenes, DAVID JASON's laugh-out-loud memories of making Britain's favourite sitcom
- Actor tells how he gave up steady work as electrician to become an actor
- Eight months into his career, hoped to prove himself in BBC pantomime
- Just over 30 years on, 24 million tuned in to watch Only Fools And Horses Christmas special in 1996
The Christmas of 1965 was a Yuletide with a difference at my parents' tiny terrace house in North London: it was the first time my family had been able to see me on television.
I was 25 when I'd told my parents that I was giving up steady work as an electrician to become an actor. They couldn't have been less enthusiastic if I'd proposed starting a commercial newt-breeding operation in the bathroom.
Now, eight months into a career which had gone little further than tiddly roles in repertory, I hoped to prove myself with my small-screen debut in the annual BBC pantomime. This fixture of the Boxing Day schedule regularly attracted more than 15 million viewers and I was thrilled to join established stars Terry Scott and Jon Pertwee in Mother Goose, for a scene in which, for reasons long forgotten, we were flown around while dressed as policemen.
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Caped crusaders Rodney and Del Boy in the 1996 Christmas trilogy, which attracted 24 million viewers
David Jason was originally cast for the part of Grandad in 1981 before the 'perfect' Lennard Pearce appeared
The leather straps of our flying harnesses passed under the groin area and closed together with a scissor-like motion. This produced pain of a rare and intimate order, but I felt I was rubbing shoulders with the greats. I'm sure my family were as pleased as anyone could be to see a close relative swinging from a cable in uniform.
Afterwards, I gave my parents a relaxed look, designed to convey the message: 'You see, I told you I'd be all right career-wise.' The look they gave me back was designed to conceal their no-doubt raging anxiety.
None of us imagined that I would one day be part of another memorable Christmas tradition, the screening of special editions of Only Fools And Horses which at their peak, in 1996, pulled in an audience of more than 24 million, still a record for a British sitcom.
It was just a TV show, with the simplest of set-ups: two brothers, Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter and his younger brother Rodney, living with their grandfather in a South London tower block and making their way, very unsuccessfully, as market traders. Yet how its tentacles reached out.
In 2011, I met a former Army sergeant called Liam Byrne who told me how, on a mission in Afghanistan, one of his tight unit of men had been killed and they were all so distraught that he didn't know how to pull them back together.
Then he remembered that his wife had packed some things to cheer him up in the event of bad times. At the bottom of his bag he found some Pot Noodles and a copy of The Jolly Boys Outing, the Only Fools And Horses Christmas Special from 1989.
They boiled up the Pot Noodles, they put on The Jolly Boys Outing and watching those wally-brains on screen, being ridiculously British on a trip to Margate, somehow lifted the morale of those battered lads out of the dust.
Del Boy: 'We are doing well, relatively speaking. I mean, we are doing well compared to an Iranian gin salesman'
'You can't trust the Old Bill, can yer? Look at that time they planted six gas cookers in my bedroom.' Del Boy
'Did you know, 500 years ago this was a green and peaceful area? The old Earl of Peckham had a castle where the Kwik Fit exhaust centre now stands. Flaxen-haired maidens used to dance round the village maypole of an evening.
'And then one fateful medieval day, the Trotter clan arrived in a stolen Zephyr. Before you knew it, the flaxen-haired maidens were up the spout, the old Earl had been sold some hooky armour and someone had nicked the maypole.' Boycie
'As Macbeth said to Hamlet in Midsummer Night's Dream: "We've been done up like a couple of kippers." ' Del Boy
'He made one great film and then you never saw him again.' Trigger on Gandhi
'We are doing well, relatively speaking. I mean, we are doing well compared to an Iranian gin salesman.' Del Boy
'Come on, Rodney, I've told you before. It's everything between you and I, split straight down the middle: 60-40.' Del Boy
'He's the sort of bloke, if he had a flower shop, he'd close on St Valentine's Day.' Del Boy on Rodney
'This is sonic, state-of-the-art technology, this. None of your German rubbish, no sir, this is actually made in Albania.' Del Boy
'Trying to rekindle the flame in my marriage is like giving the kiss of life to a rasher of bacon.' Rodney
'When he was younger, Del's idea of safe sex was not telling the girl where he lived.' Rodney
'Pork scratchings? Sounds like a pig with fleas.' Del Boy
'If you had been in charge of the Last Supper, it would have been a takeaway.' Rodney to Del Boy
'She knew who my dad was. Roughly . . .' Trigger on his mum
'My mum was a lady. D'you know, she was the first woman in Peckham to smoke menthol cigarettes.' Del Boy
'The way those Germans were carrying on, someone was gonna get hurt.' Grandad on World War II
'Everyone's entitled to a cup of tea, Rodney. I mean, it's in the Magna Carta or something.' Grandad
'If a nightingale sang now in Berkeley Square, someone would eat it.' Del Boy
- The Wit And Wisdom of Only Fools And Horses, foreword by Sir David Jason (Splendid Books, £4.99).
What a series. So many brilliant moments and lines; such clever writing. The show's creator, John Sullivan, was a traditionalist in that he made the characters do the work and didn't need to resort to extremities of language or action. Yet there was such tremendous light and shade.
Over the years, we had the death of Grandad, the miscarriage suffered by Rodney's wife Cassandra and the moving scene in which Del holds his new-born son Damien for the first time. The more John saw how we worked together, the more he felt able to push into areas where comedy didn't ever go. And yet, if it had been up to him, I might never have got to play Del at all.
When they were casting the first series in 1981, they originally had me in mind for the part of Grandad. John strongly resisted my suggestion that I should play Del instead. He saw Del as upbeat, but me as a player of hapless characters such as Granville in Open All Hours.
Jason says: 'What a series. So many brilliant moments and lines; such clever writing'
Del Boy pictured with Boycie (left) and Trigger (centre)
Luckily, they found the perfect Grandad in Lennard Pearce. And after trying a couple of other people for Del, they let me audition alongside Lennard and Nicholas Lyndhurst, who had been already been cast as Rodney. When we voiced our lines together, with me calling Rodney 'a right dipstick' and 'plonker' for the first time, it was as if the show had been written for us and I was hired.
It was my training as an electrician when I left school which provided the inspiration for Del. When I was 19, my mate Bob Bevil and I were touring builders' yards, trying to blag a contract out of them, when we happened on a contractor called Derek Hockley — a real Cockney player in a camel-hair coat with immaculately greased hair and sharp clothing.
The minute I read the Only Fools And Horses script, I could hear Derek Hockley's voice and see his manner. As the show took off, I mentioned this in interviews and sometimes worried that being associated with Del Boy might have upset the poor bloke.
Jason: 'When filming began, Nicholas and I bonded quickly, despite our 21-year age difference'
But years later I received a wonderful letter from his daughter, written shortly after he had died, saying that he had delighted in knowing that he was the model for Del.
When filming began, Nicholas and I bonded quickly, despite our 21-year age difference. We shared a love of mucking about, although we sometimes went too far. Lennard Pearce normally saw the funny side of things but once, when we broke into the wardrobe room, turned his costume inside out and nailed his shoes to the floor, he refused to work until we apologised effusively.
Another time, we rigged the men's toilet at our rehearsal hall with novelty explosives which detonated when you opened the cubicle door. That seemed like a funny idea until we heard a bang, followed by a gigantic scream from the little old lady who cleaned the hall and had entered the Gents with her mop. It nearly finished her off.
But there was no messing around when we filmed the memorable scene in which the Trotters pass themselves off as specialist chandelier cleaners at a stately home.
There was a lot of pressure that day. The chandelier which the trio accidentally destroyed might have been fake, but it cost licence payers a fortune and nobody fancied commissioning another one if it dropped when the cameras weren't turning. When it smashed to the floor on cue there were rounds of applause from the crew.
Classic flying chandelier moments notwithstanding, the BBC demonstrated no particular urgency in promoting Only Fools And Horses, and the reviewers ignored it altogether. But then a technicians' strike in July 1983 saw the BBC searching for material to fill the gap in its output.
They gave the second series of Only Fools an early re-run and it attracted an impressive audience — so, with faith suddenly renewed deep in the heart of the BBC, a third series was commissioned.
This gave the show time to grow, and grow it did, even after the death of Lennard Pearce in early 1984 meant that John Sullivan had to write in the new character of Uncle Albert, played by Buster Merryfield. After our Christmas special for 1985 was scheduled against that of Minder, and beat it with an audience of nearly 17 million, we were honoured with a slot at the Royal Variety Performance of 1986, leading to what was, for me, a rather unnerving encounter with the Queen Mother.
Our sketch involved the Trotters tipping up in Drury Lane looking to sell off knock-off bottles of whisky to a nightclub owner called Chunky Harris. Slowly they realise that they are not in the nightspot, but on the stage of the Theatre Royal.
'There was no messing around when we filmed the memorable scene in which the Trotters pass themselves off as specialist chandelier cleaners at a stately home'
The death of Lennard Peace in early 1984 meant John Sullivan had to write in a new character, Uncle Albert (left)
I was fine until the point when Rodney suddenly noticed the presence of royalty and, in a frozen panic, tried to draw Del's attention to it. I peered up blindly through the lights to where the Queen Mother was sitting and delivered the line: 'Is that you, Chunky?'
To my astonishment, a royal hand was waved graciously in my direction. I nearly forgot my lines. That scene was all John Sullivan's invention, but often we'd come up with ideas together over a drink or two. During one of these sessions John told me he'd seen a bloke going to lean on a bar just as the barman opened the flap, potentially a great visual gag for Del.
Whereas John thought of it as more of a stumble, I suggested a tree-like fall. It became one of the most talked-about Only Fools moments of all time. Olivier had his Othello, Gielgud his Lear, Branagh has his Hamlet; I have my falling through a pub bar flap, and I'm perfectly happy with that.
That was part of the sixth series which ended in February 1989 with Rodney's marriage to Cassandra — an extraordinary moment. The passage through life undertaken by Nick's character highlighted how time had flown by while we worked together. I'd known him since he was a lad and now here he was getting wed.
'Whereas John thought of it as more of a stumble, I suggested a tree-like fall'
When the Simply Red song Holding Back The Years was played, I'm not ashamed to say that I cried for real.
After the end of the seventh and final series in February 1991, the next few years saw us gathered for various Christmas Specials, including Miami Twice, a two-parter screened in December 1991.
Amazingly, this really was filmed in Florida ('Spain', in one previous episode, was actually freezing cold Dorset with the lights turned up bright).
It was a long way from Peckham, although by then our Peckham wasn't even in London. The capital was becoming an increasingly expensive place to film, so all the exteriors were eventually shot in Bristol, using the age-old trick of positioning a couple of London buses in the background.
In 1996, Bristol saw the extraordinary sight of Del and Rodney running through its streets in full Batman and Robin costume, the least likely world-savers you have ever seen.
This photograph shows Del Boy and Rodney with their wives, Raquel and Cassandra, for the 2001 special
This was for the first episode in a Christmas trilogy which ended when the Trotters finally came good and made some money. Everything pointed to that being the last ever show and, during a standing ovation from the studio audience which went on for longer than any I have ever heard, we had a group hug on the set, all of us in tears.
In fact the bow that had been neatly tied in 1996 was undone again with a further Only Fools trilogy in 2001, and as late as 2011 I had a meeting with John to discuss coming back yet again — with Del aged 65 and finding out what had become of everyone.
I was up for it, but it wasn't to be because a few weeks later came the devastating news that John had died of pneumonia. Now the show really was over, consigned to the list of those things that were great and wonderful and fun . . . and utterly gone. I miss it badly.
- My Life by David Jason (Century, £20). © 2013 David Jason. To order a copy for £16.99 (inc. p&p) call 0844 472 4157.
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Authentic Italian but not overpowering menu items. Minestrone soup is ideal. Steak, pasta, salads are outstanding. Olive oil with bread basket is awesome.
I have become quite the fan of Carrabba's. I am usually (sometimes unfairly so) skeptical of any chain restaurants, especially Italian chains. However, my meals at Carrabba's are always tasty and satisfying! They have a lot of great options on their menu. Their food tastes freshly made, as opposed to reheated. I also really like their cocktail menu! Recommended dishes:... More
For a chain restaurant, Carrabba's is particularly good. The drinks are excellent and the food is even better. Our table tried a variety of dishes and everyone was very happy with their choices. Excellent food and excellent service.
I love the whole fresh concept of Carrabba's. I am anxious to try their new revised menu but until then one of my current favorites is their Chicken Bryan. On this particular occasion we ordered appetizers only and were very pleased. The wait staff is friendly and accommodating and the food is very tasty. I have to drive over an... More
Went for a family dinner for our son's 30th birthday. The food was really good! May be a little pricey but we went with a 20% coupon so it balanced out. 3 out of 5 adults brought home leftovers because we couldn't eat it all. The waitress was awesome. Our 4 yr old grandson was with us and she brought... More
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First time there since they remodeled. They now have a new limited menu which has eliminated a lot of favorites. I have to admit the steak was good, but loved their fried zucchini appetizer which is gone along with the calamari sauce and baked raviolis, among others. Will not return until these items are returned to menu.
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1 April to 30 October
Days of departure: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Check-in: 08:00am
Departure: 08:30am
Return (approx.): 7:00pm
Departure point: Golden tours Victoria Visitor Centrer 4 Fountain Square, 123-151 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 9SH
Walking tour of Oxford
Follow in the footsteps of Oxford's famous students, from C.S. Lewis to Bill Clinton, as you stroll the captivating college courtyards and cobbled lanes of this historic university town. Take in the famous 'dreaming spires' and see the Bodleian Library – one of the oldest libraries in Europe – on your visit. You'll be captivated by the unspoilt narrow alleys and ancient squares of this naturally beautiful town.
Christ Church
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By Shirley Rooker, President, Call For Action
Should you move over? Is it required by law? We are talking about your behavior when passing an emergency or law enforcement vehicle with flashing lights on the side of the road.
Are there laws that govern motorist behaviour when passing police or rescue vehicles that are stopped by the roadside?
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In most states there are laws that specify motorist behaviour when emergency and polices vehicles are parked by the roadside and the fines that may be levied if the laws aren't obeyed. The three exceptions are Maryland, District of Columbia and Hawaii.
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You must slow down and if possible, move over a lane when there is an emergency or police vehicle with flashing lights on the side of the road you are traveling. Of course, on some roads it may not be possible to move over but you must slow down. Speed limits and the actions you must take are controlled by your states laws and may vary from state to state.
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