New crackdown driving law comes into force on September 7 – and motorists face $200 fine after automated camera warnings ...Middle East

A NEW law being enforced could see drivers hit with a $200 fine if an automated camera catches them in the wrong lane. On Monday, Metrobuses in Washington DC started to photograph cars that were illegally driving in the bus lane, but violators have until September 7 to get used to the rule. GettyDrivers in Washington DC could get hit with a $200 fine thanks to Metrobuses’ automatic cameras that photograph cars illegally using bus lanes[/caption] In the US capitol, it is illegal for drivers to use the bus lane for anything other than making an immediate right turn or finding a legal parking spot. This rule was established to keep bus routes speedy, and also encourage residents to

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