Citations
Coverage of Citations in the Nexus archive.
- Richmond considers revising stop-sign parking rule after 280% surge in citations
Richmond leaders are considering revising the city's stop-sign parking rule following a 280% increase in citations this year.
- New Jersey cop disguises himself as a shrub to catch distracted drivers
A New Jersey police officer disguised himself as a shrub to catch drivers using their devices. Over six hours, 74 citations were issued to distracted drivers by the police department.
- Appeal filed testing whether cities can restrict lawful hunting in Tennessee
Six duck hunters in Sweetwater, Tennessee, have filed an appeal to the East Tennessee Court of Appeals challenging citations they received while legally hunting. The case tests whether cities can restrict lawful hunting activities.
- Crossing the road for pedestrians can be dangerous and, for some, costly
On Oahu, pedestrians face risks and potential citations for jaywalking, with hundreds of citations issued annually.
- Carbon Brief’s ranking of the most highly cited climate publications
Carbon Brief's Cosmos database ranks the most highly cited climate publications, using citation counts from 1.8 million scientific documents to create the Cosmos 500 list. The ranking focuses on citations within the database, distinct from broader citation metrics like Google Scholar.
- Five deaths on DKI Highway prompt emergency safety measures
Five people died on Daniel K. Inouye Highway in May and June, prompting the Department of Transportation to implement emergency safety measures such as installing high-friction road surfaces, reviewing passing zones, and considering speed cameras, alongside increased enforcement and citations.
- 'Zero-tolerance': Naperville police make nine arrests, issue dozens of citations during teen takeover
Naperville police arrested nine people, including eight teenagers, and issued dozens of citations during a reported teen takeover. The event was part of a zero-tolerance approach to address the planned teen activity.
- The tool that won't let AI say anything it can't cite
A new tool called Grainulator prevents AI from making claims without proper citations, developed by Grainulation and discussed on GitHub and Hacker News.