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Illinois boosts idling fines

Illinois boosts idling fines
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Less than a week after Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn gave truckers a reason to cheer him for his decision to do away with split speed limits on rural, interstate highways, there likely are quite a few groans over his decision to boost the fines for idling violations.

Illinois law now prohibits diesel-powered vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of more than 8,000 pounds from stationary idling longer than 10 minutes per hour in areas that include Chicago and East St. Louis, IL.

Violators face $50 fines for first offenses. Second or subsequent offenses within any 12-month period result in $150 fines. Certain exceptions apply.

Quinn signed a bill into law Tuesday, Aug. 18, to increase the first-offender fine from $50 to $90. Repeat offenses would increase from $150 to $500. It took effect immediately.

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Gotta pay for then shi#@y roads somehow i guess....Lame lame lame
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Increase fines go into effect immediately.

Speed limit increase will go into effect on January 1st.

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