Bokaro: Residents have raised concerns over alleged selective enforcement of traffic rules, claiming that while private vehicles face strict scrutiny, autorickshaws flouting rules go unchecked despite intensified road monitoring by the district transport department and traffic police. "They stop us and impose fines, but let autorickshaws pass unchecked right in front of them. If the rules apply to us, why not to them?" said several residents. Citizens point to an apparent dual system of traffic laws in Bokaro — strict enforcement for private vehicles (two-wheelers, cars, and SUVs) versus leniency for autorickshaws and commercial vehicles. While private vehicle owners face penalties for minor violations like not wearing helmets or seat belts, autorickshaws allegedly continue overloading passengers, operating without proper registration numbers, and driving recklessly. Similarly, sand-laden tractors reportedly operate freely without scrutiny. Rajesh Kumar from Sector 12, said, “It's frustrating to see how we're fined for even the smallest mistake, while autorickshaws break rules and go unchecked.” Another resident, Shyam Kumar, highlighted the issue of overloaded autorickshaws operating without registration numbers facing no consequences. Local businessman Suresh Kumar emphasized the need for equitable enforcement, stating, "We want fair treatment. If the law applies to private vehicles, it should apply to autorickshaws too. Why the double standards?" Responding to the claims, DSP traffic Vidya Shankar said, “The law is equal for everyone. Whosoever violates rules will face action. Autorickshaws are also being checked." District transport officer Vandana Swejwalkar said, “I have instructed to take action against all those caught violating road safety norms. We are also checking autorickshaw papers, including those ferrying passengers and schoolchildren. Several points across the district have been identified for camera installation to ensure comprehensive monitoring." We also published the following articles recently Autorickshaws flouting rules not penalised in Bokaro: Locals Bokaro residents are protesting what they perceive as biased traffic law enforcement. Private vehicle drivers report being penalized for minor infractions while autorickshaws routinely flout regulations, including overloading and operating without proper documentation, with apparent impunity. Over 400 school vans, autorickshaws fined for traffic violations Vadodara police penalized over 400 school vans and autorickshaws for traffic violations during a recent safety drive. Following a series of accidents, authorities met with drivers to emphasize traffic regulations. The week-long operation revealed rampant overcrowding, leading to 85 vehicle detentions and fines totaling Rs 2,26,500. Minor offenses resulted in fines, prompting corrective actions for safer transportation practices. Crackdown on errant autorickshaw drivers in western suburbs A weekend crackdown by Andheri RTO and traffic police netted 64 errant auto drivers in Mumbai's western suburbs. Over 100 autos were inspected, leading to Rs 2 lakh in fines for offences like refusal, overcharging, uniform violations, and invalid documentation. Authorities are targeting hotspots like stations and commercial areas. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , and Mini Crossword .The last time the New York Islanders won at least three straight games, it catapulted them into the playoffs. A playoff berth isn't imminent for the Islanders, but a third straight win -- this one against the hottest team in the NHL -- will continue to improve an outlook that appeared bleak just days ago. The Islanders will try to build off a successful weekend Tuesday night when they host the Los Angeles Kings in a nonconference clash in Elmont, N.Y. Both teams were off Monday after earning wins this weekend. The Islanders notched their second victory in 24 hours by beating the host Ottawa Senators 4-2 on Sunday, and the Kings extended their winning streak to five games by defeating the visiting Minnesota Wild 4-1 on Saturday. The Islanders won despite taking a season-low 13 shots. But New York, whose power play is ranked next-to-last in the NHL, scored twice with the man advantage and goalie Ilya Sorokin made 29 saves. "I think we were good in the right moments," said Islanders left winger Anders Lee, who had the first power-play goal. "We had to grind it out. It was an ugly one (Sunday) for us. It had to be ugly." The two-game winning streak is just the second of the season for the Islanders, who edged the visiting Carolina Hurricanes 4-3 on Saturday. New York hadn't earned consecutive wins since beating the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Senators back on Nov. 5 and 7. The latest back-to-back wins came immediately after New York lost 10 of 13 (3-5-5) to fall into last place in the Metropolitan Division. The Islanders entered Monday tied for the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference with the New York Rangers, though the Rangers had three games in hand heading into Monday's meeting with the Chicago Blackhawks. "This weekend was a good step for us," Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock said. The Islanders haven't won more than two straight games since April 1-11, when they won six in a row to climb into third place in the Metropolitan Division. New York clinched a playoff berth four days later. Establishing some winning consistency hasn't been a problem for the Kings, whose winning streak has vaulted them into second place in the Pacific Division. The five-game run is the longest active in the NHL and the first such streak for Los Angeles since it won five straight from Nov. 16-25, 2023. Los Angeles has endured just two losing streaks this season and is 7-2-0 since dropping consecutive games to the Calgary Flames and Colorado Avalanche on Nov. 11 and 13. The Kings have thrived during the current surge against the Wild, Winnipeg Jets, Dallas Stars, who are the top three teams in the Central Division. Los Angeles outscored the trio 11-4 overall -- including 7-1 in the last five periods since the Stars took a 2-0 first-period lead last Wednesday night. "We like the challenge of playing against top teams," said Kings goalie Darcy Kuemper, who made 22 saves in his return to the lineup Saturday after an eight-game absence due to a lower-body injury. "You know you have to be at your best. You need everybody, so those are fun as a group and good measuring sticks." 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Giants owners face a decision on how to mollify frustrated fansClimate change is drastically impacting the world around us, including the way people travel and the destinations themselves. “Green Travel” is a seven-part series delving into how climate change is transforming the landscape of travel. WASATCH RANGE, Utah ― Solitude Mountain Resort was just getting open with a handful of trails groomed and lifts spinning in early December. Nearby, on the back side of the Wasatch Range, Park City Mountain also had a limited amount of skiable terrain, but was working to get more open. Utahns insisted that the conditions were relatively awful, but anyone used to skiing or riding on the East Coast would feel like it was the middle of their season. Daytime highs above freezing at the mountain bases weren’t helping the season get off the ground though, and the warm, sunny weather hinted at the long-term struggles ski resorts face as the climate changes and winters continue to heat up in many places. But skiers and snowboarders shouldn’t trade in their lift tickets for beach passes just yet. Hawaii's beaches are disappearing: The uncertain future of Oahu's iconic Waikiki The ski industry is making investments on a global scale to ensure their operations become more sustainable and to keep people on the snow longer every year, despite the weather’s unpredictability. Over the course of nearly a week in Utah in early December, USA TODAY got a first-hand look at how two mountains are responding to climate change. Their efforts reflect broader trends in the industry, and while ski resorts will certainly have to adapt to a changing climate, new technologies and best practices shared between mountain operators provide plenty of hope that snow sports aren’t going extinct any time soon. Have you tried snuba? This cruise line's private island offers a unique experience Black diamond trends Black diamond markings on the mountain usually denote difficult terrain, and it’s inarguable that climate change is complicating things for ski resorts. “We’ve seen increases in temperature, which leads to all sorts of events that impact snowpack,” Lee Parton, an assistant professor of economics and an environmental economist at Boise State University, told USA TODAY. “People respond with where they book, and where they choose to go is sensitive to how much snow resorts are getting.” Parton is also a member of the Science Alliance at Protect Our Winters , an advocacy group that focuses on how climate change is affecting the outdoors industry. The group is cleareyed that severe climate change is likely to curtail how much people can participate in life outdoors, particularly in snow sports. At Solitude, slopes maintenance manager Todd Dohman said the early season is when the effects of climate change are most noticeable. That’s when the mountain relies most heavily on artificial snowmaking, which only works if the temperature cooperates. “Snowmaking is crucial for the early season,” Dohman told USA TODAY during a morning grooming run. Without a solid base of snow, trails can’t get groomed and may not have sufficient surface coverage to open. What’s happening to Alaska’s glaciers and how it could impact your trip But the mountains can’t make snow if temperatures aren’t cold enough, and natural snow has only been falling in large quantities later in the season in recent years at many resorts, according Andria Huskinson, communication and public relations manager at Solitude. Especially at mountains that rely on older generations of snowmaking machines, there may only be a few hours overnight to put down artificial powder, which limits how quickly more terrain can be opened. Dohman said recent weather trends in the Wasatch Range have meant that colder temperatures often don’t arrive at Solitude until later in the season, which can lead to a long runway to getting the mountain fully open. Mountain towns are still pretty reliant on snow sport tourism overall, but many are adapting by adding off-season activities as well. Both Solitude and Park City have worked on building out their moutain biking and hiking infrastructure, and many ski resorts also run robust summer programs including concerts, festivals, conferences and other outdoor activities. Tourist taxes: Many destinations are raising tourist taxes, but are they accomplishing their goal? How snowmaking and grooming tech are extending ski seasons Artificial snowmaking is increasingly going to be the lynchpin of the ski industry as winters get warmer in many places. “With climate change, we’re getting less and less snow,” Chad Avery, a snowmaking manager at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain, told USA TODAY. For decades, snowmaking was relatively uncommon at western ski resorts. It grew in popularity at East Coast resorts first, where more variable winter weather meant mountains couldn’t rely on natural snowfall to stay open all season. But snow isn’t falling as reliably anywhere anymore, especially early in the winter, and mountains around the world are investing heavily in snowmaking to keep their seasons going. “It’s going to lead to a ‘winners and losers’ scenario particularly related to snow sports,” Parton said. “People substitute across resorts and they’re going to go where the snow is.” Higher elevation resorts and those in areas with steady colder temperatures throughout the winter are likely to struggle less as the climate changes. Park City Mountain, with a relatively low base elevation compared to many other mountains in the American West, invested millions in new snowmaking machines for this season, and Avery said he’s already noticing a difference. “The new guns are amazing,” he said. They’re more energy- and water-efficient than the previous generation of snowmaking machines, and sensors let the team automate much of the process to turn them on and off, meaning they can maximize even limited windows when the conditions are right to make snow. At Solitude, which still currently relies more heavily on older snowmaking technology compared to Park City Mountain, the snowmaking guns were largely shut off during the day, while at Park City they were able to run even in the afternoon in areas of the mountain where temperatures were cold enough. Solitude has plans to upgrade its snowmaking machines in the near future, according to Huskinson. New snowmaking machines are more energy- and water-efficient than their predecessors and are technologically optimized with built in sensors to take advantage of favorable weather conditions whenever they strike. The upshot is that more advanced snowmaking technology and fine-tuned grooming practices are allowing resorts to stay open later into the spring once they have a decent base of powder down. Huskinson said Solitude has been able to open earlier and stay open later into the year as it increased its snowmaking capabilities. She said the mountain also often receives more natural snowfall than some other resorts in the area. Once the snow base is down though, it takes almost constant maintenance to keep a mountain rideable. When all the terrain at Solitude is fully open, Dohman said, it takes 16 hours of grooming split between two eight-hour overnight shifts to keep the mountain in skiing shape for eight hours a day. Will snow sports survive climate change? The snow sports industry is definitely worried about climate change, but no one is sounding its death knell yet. Avery, the snowmaker at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain, said that new technology is helping the resort adapt and produce better quality artificial snow than ever. Parton, the economist, said skiers and snowboarders may have to get more deliberate about where they plan to make their turns every season, but they should be able to ride well into the future, especially if they hold one of the major resort passes, Epic or Ikon. Both passes offer different versions, with the most expansive (and expensive) covering mountains on nearly every continent. Less expensive regional and time-limited passes are also available from both providers. “Some areas are projected to get a lot more snow under higher emissions scenarios, and they could be the winners,” Parton said. “Recreationalists and winter sports enthusiasts have more options for substitution of where they go with mega passes like the Epic Pass and Ikon Pass.” Zach Wichter is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in New York. You can reach him at zwichter@usatoday.com .

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The initial financial investment for voice evacuation systems can be higher than traditional systems due to necessary equipment, customization, and professional installation services. However, the long-term benefits, including cost savings from retrofitting existing buildings and seamless communication with building automation systems, make it a worthwhile investment. The decision-making process for potential clients includes considering the building size, complex zoning, and existing building technologies. Voice evacuation systems offer interoperability with smart building technologies, elevators, and real-time monitoring, making them a converging solution for safety and security. With the industry shift towards innovative technologies, compatibility challenges with existing building technologies and communication protocols are being addressed. 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Cost is a significant factor, influenced by building size, necessary equipment, and professional installation services. Complex zoning, customization, and hardware costs add to the initial financial investment. Custom content and audio quality are essential considerations. Retrofitting existing buildings with voice evacuation systems can be complex due to interoperability issues with existing building technologies, communication protocols, and compatibility challenges. Critical infrastructure like airports, stadiums, and other public spaces require evacuation systems to ensure safety and wellbeing. Safety and social considerations, such as an ageing population, disabilities, and impairments, necessitate innovative technologies and assistance in understanding risks. The convergence of voice evacuation systems with smart building technologies, building management, real-time monitoring, and building automation systems offers seamless communication and evacuation processes. The industry shift towards voice evacuation systems underscores the importance of professional skills in installation and design, as well as the need for preloaded messages and custom content. The decision-making process for potential clients includes considering the potential risks, necessary equipment, and the benefits of voice evacuation systems over traditional alarm systems. Voice evacuation systems are essential safety features in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. In small and mid-size buildings, the cost of deploying these systems includes hardware installation, which is the largest expense, and minimal service and maintenance costs. However, in large buildings and high-rise residential complexes, regulations mandate the installation of automated emergency alarms and voice evacuation systems, leading to higher procurement and setup costs. 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This trend is driven by stringent government requirements and user education in various countries. The global market is also benefiting from rising foreign direct investment and construction activity in emerging economies. A major technological advancement is the integration of voice evacuation systems with fire alarms and security control systems. However, compatibility and interoperability challenges persist when integrating these systems with existing infrastructure. Mature markets like the US, Canada , and parts of Europe will primarily focus on replacement activities and software upgrades. In contrast, the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, particularly Dammam in Saudi Arabia , is poised for substantial growth due to commercial hub development and expanding retail sectors. Key projects like the Al-Rehab project in Dammam are expected to boost market expansion during the forecast period. Download a Sample of our comprehensive report today to discover how AI-driven innovations are reshaping competitive dynamics Research Analysis Voice evacuation systems, also known as voice alarm systems, are essential components of modern public address (PA) systems designed to ensure safety and order during emergency situations. These systems use spoken messages to alert and guide people in buildings during unprecedented events such as fire breakouts. They are installed in various public facilities, including private buildings, residential areas, public sector undertakings, industrial units, government establishments, and new age constructions. The voice evacuation system is a crucial part of a building's ecosystem, prioritizing safety and wellbeing, and is a matter of corporate social responsibility and strict safety laws. The system's detectors trigger a preloaded message, which may include instructions on the nature of the emergency and the safest evacuation routes. The message can be delivered through a voice alarm or a combination of voice and horn or chime. The effective implementation of voice evacuation systems requires professional skills and adherence to industry standards. Market Research Overview Voice evacuation systems, also known as voice alarm systems, are essential safety solutions designed to ensure safe evacuation of individuals in public facilities and buildings during fire breakouts or unprecedented events. These systems use spoken messages instead of traditional alarm systems with horns or chimes to provide clear instructions and reduce panic. Public facilities, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities all benefit from voice evacuation systems, prioritizing safety, awareness, security, and the wellbeing of individuals. The adoption of voice evacuation systems is driven by potential risks such as fire incidents and the need for evacuation systems to protect assets. Traditional alarm systems may not provide adequate communication during emergencies, making voice evacuation systems a cost-effective and necessary investment for buildings of all sizes. Customization is a crucial factor, with prefabricated messages and custom content available to cater to specific building needs. Audio quality, initial financial investment, and necessary equipment are essential considerations in the decision-making process. Professional installation services ensure seamless communication and interoperability with existing building technologies, including building management systems, elevators, and smart building technologies. Voice evacuation systems are increasingly important in private buildings, residential areas, public sector undertakings, industrial units, government establishments, and new age buildings. The safety and wellbeing of individuals, corporate social responsibility, and strict safety laws are driving the industry shift towards voice evacuation systems. Existing buildings may require retrofitting with voice evacuation systems, posing challenges related to existing building technologies, communication protocols, and compatibility with proprietary technologies. Critical infrastructure and converging technologies, such as building automation systems, elevators, and real-time monitoring, are essential considerations in the adoption of voice evacuation systems. The voice evacuation system market is continually evolving, with innovative technologies addressing consumer requirements and addressing the unique needs of various sectors. Detectors, preloaded messages, and modern designs are essential components of voice evacuation systems, ensuring effective and efficient evacuation during emergencies. The understanding of risks, social considerations, and the ageing population, disabilities, and impairments are crucial factors in the design and implementation of voice evacuation systems. Table of Contents: 1 Executive Summary 2 Market Landscape 3 Market Sizing 4 Historic Market Size 5 Five Forces Analysis 6 Market Segmentation End-user Commercial Sector Industrial Sector Residential Sector Type Voice Sounders Loudspeakers Emergency Microphones Networked And Wireless System Geography APAC North America Europe Middle East And Africa South America 7 Customer Landscape 8 Geographic Landscape 9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends 10 Company Landscape 11 Company Analysis 12 Appendix About Technavio Technavio is a leading global technology research and advisory company. Their research and analysis focuses on emerging market trends and provides actionable insights to help businesses identify market opportunities and develop effective strategies to optimize their market positions. With over 500 specialized analysts, Technavio's report library consists of more than 17,000 reports and counting, covering 800 technologies, spanning across 50 countries. Their client base consists of enterprises of all sizes, including more than 100 Fortune 500 companies. This growing client base relies on Technavio's comprehensive coverage, extensive research, and actionable market insights to identify opportunities in existing and potential markets and assess their competitive positions within changing market scenarios. Contacts Technavio Research Jesse Maida Media & Marketing Executive US: +1 844 364 1100 UK: +44 203 893 3200 Email: [email protected] Website: www.technavio.com/ SOURCE Technavio

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It follows a review over the last two years by the pension fund Merseyside Pension Fund will not hold investments in companies that manufacture weapons forbidden by international treaties signed by the UK government. This is following a decision by Wirral Council’s pensions committee which oversees the fund and its over 140,000 members. It follows a review over the last two years by the pension fund which has been looking how and where it makes its investments and developing new policies to help guide any approach in the future . A campaign around the issue has intensified in recent months with protests outside local authority meetings following the Israeli military offensives in Gaza. This has led to contentious meetings and disruption on several occasions with the public being escorted out . A meeting on December 12 was no different after committee chair Cllr Brenda Hall gave repeated warnings to members of the public shouting down from the public gallery. A report published before the Pensions committee said they had received 161 letters about the issue with 119 being from local taxpayers and 42 from pension fund members. The report also said not all of the companies raised by the campaign group were in the aerospace and defence sector. Redington, a consultant who explored the issue for the local authority, produced a report which said that for some companies, civil aviation was their main focus while some produced parts for weapons such as armour, engines or fuselage. Other businesses in the sector are also based in Wirral providing employment and paying Business Rates. The Local Government Pension Scheme advisory board have offered guidance to councils overseeing pension funds, particularly in relation to Israel and Gaza. They said it was not “not appropriate for investment decisions to be driven directly by the political views” of politicians local or national in overseeing a fund. Nigel Giffin KC also said it was incorrect to suggest “it would be unlawful for administering authorities to invest, or continue to invest, LGPS funds in undertakings engaged in certain activities with a bearing upon Israel’s conduct in and in relation to Gaza or the other Palestinian territories.” However officers said they would provide a further report on any investments that may be linked to a number of suspended licences to Israel linked to the war. During the meeting, councillors unanimously approved the recommendations put forward by officers. However a change calling for a report on the steps required and the implications of divesting from companies supplying arms to Israel was voted down. Officers said one American company Textron would have be excluded as a result of the changes approved but more recent advice suggested that “it no longer produces controversial weapons.” However Director of Pensions Peter Wallach said he’s not checked that this new information was correct yet. Councillor Tony Cox said legal advice had to be followed and argued 42 letters from members out of 140,000 was a small number given public awareness of the issues, adding: “We have got to be realistic here. That suggests that the vast overwhelming majority believe that this isn’t something that is top of their agenda at this point in time.” However Councillor Ann Ainsworth raised concerns about the suggestion 75% of scheme members would need to support any change that could significantly affect the pension fund, arguing this threshold was too high. Officers was based on legal advice to avoid challenges in court. Cllr Chris Carubia said the issue was not simple and disinvesting from companies was complex with many issues outside of Israel and Palestine. He said: “To just say disinvest in that company. It’s not that simple. That company may invest in a single chip that might be 0.01% of that company’s whole remit.” However Cllr Pat Cleary said the recommendation was a good step forward but didn’t address the concerns raised by members of the public attending the meetings. He said: “It’s very easy to come up with not to do something,” adding: “Until we get to grips with this and until we address the issues they are concerned about then we’re going to go around in circles for a long time.”Thanksgiving dinner in US cost less than last year, but Colorado’s is 4th highest in nation