From the Republican Liberty Caucus of Orange and Seminole County, FL: The battle against Red Light Cameras in Apopka comes down to August 15th. On that date, Mayor Bryan Nelson is going to put forward a ban on Red Light Cameras for the City Council to vote on. This is going to be a tough fight. Apopka is the oldest Red Light Camera town in Florida, and the forces backing this scam will not let go easily. ...

The Interstate Highway 235 traffic camera on the metro’s west side was not producing citations for 14 months – and speeding picked up markedly. The camera monitored over twice as many flagrant speeders per month in that period than it did the months before citations ceased and the first month since they restarted, police said. Read the full article at Des Moines Register.

Last week the disabled Red Light Cameras along Texas Highway 35 were removed. Read the full article at Port Lavaca Wave.

The Argos Guardian Move Over Camera’s unique features enable real-time automated enforcement. The proprietary combination of digital tracking radar, multiple high-resolution video cameras and artificial intelligence-based automated license plate reading (“ALPR”) accurately identifies infractions, captures evidence and generates violation packets. Each packet provides precise speed and passing distance readings as well as video recordings that serve as evidence for automated enforcement citations and potential court proceedings. Read the full article at Officer. ...

Last summer, the city relaunched the traffic camera program after two failed attempts because of erroneous citations. In the year since the program’s revamp, the city has issued roughly $25 million in fines. Now, transportation officials say 37 new red-light and speed cameras will go online starting Aug. 13. That’s in addition to the 93 cameras already in use. Read the full article / watch the video at WBALTV. ...

Two U.S. Senators are calling for an investigation into the company that manages the electronic tolling system in Florida and Michigan. […] “Conduent’s pattern of mismanaging cashless toll systems is deeply troubling and warrants further scrutiny,” the senators wrote. “If drivers are being hurt financially, the FTC should hold the company accountable and prevent it from doing further harm.” Read the full article at CBS12.