Speed Cameras

Discrepancies in Photos and Late Notices Lead to Dismissals of DOT Speeding Tickets

Jan

2025

Discrepancies in Photos and Late Notices Lead to Dismissals of DOT Speeding Tickets

In a recent investigation by News10NBC, discrepancies in photographic evidence and late notification of speeding tickets have led to the dismissal of numerous Department of Transportation (DOT) speeding tickets issued to drivers on I-490 in Rochester, New York. The investigation highlights concerns over the enforcement of speed limits in work zones and the accuracy of the ticketing process.

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Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

Speed Camera Study

As another "study" comes out claiming the snake oil of speed scameras. Note to be wary of "study's" that don't make a apples to apples comparison like take into account.

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Iowa Lawmaker Proposing Additional Traffic Camera Regulations

Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

Iowa Lawmaker Proposing Additional Traffic Camera Regulations

Iowa lawmaker Rep. Henry Stone is advocating for new regulations on traffic cameras, aiming to keep the revenue from fines within the state. This proposal comes after the state has seen an increase in cities contracting with out-of-state companies to manage their traffic enforcement programs, raising concerns over local tax dollars being funneled elsewhere.

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"Staten Island Beautification Squad" Blocks Dozens of Speed Cameras Using Fake Flowers

Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

"Staten Island Beautification Squad" Blocks Dozens of Speed Cameras Using Fake Flowers

In a unique act of protest, the "Staten Island Beautification Squad" has taken to blocking numerous speed cameras across Staten Island with fake flowers. This unconventional tactic aims to highlight concerns about the proliferation of speed cameras and their perceived impact on local drivers.

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Speed Cameras Are Government Tools to Make Money. Keep Them Out of Indiana.

Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

Speed Cameras Are Government Tools to Make Money. Keep Them Out of Indiana.

In a recent opinion piece, Evan McMahon, chairman of the Libertarian Party of Indiana, argues against the implementation of speed cameras in Indiana, particularly in work zones. He contends that these cameras prioritize revenue generation over genuine traffic safety, raising concerns about privacy, constitutional rights, and the potential for abuse by government entities.

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Traffic Cameras Alone Will Not Remove Dangers of Poor Road Design

Jan

2025

Red Light Cameras

Traffic Cameras Alone Will Not Remove Dangers of Poor Road Design

The article critiques the reliance on traffic cameras as a solution to road safety issues, arguing that they merely address symptoms rather than the root causes of dangerous road designs. It emphasizes that without improving infrastructure, traffic cameras alone cannot ensure safety.

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Jan

2025

Red Light Cameras

Worst News for Drivers in Connecticut

Connecticut is set to implement its first municipally-operated speed and red light camera programs in 2025, aiming to enhance road safety by leveraging technology to monitor and enforce traffic laws. This initiative is designed to reduce traffic violations and accidents, particularly in high-risk areas, but it also raises concerns about surveillance and potential revenue generation from fines.

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Des Moines Speed Cameras Begin Issuing Citations

Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

Des Moines Speed Cameras Begin Issuing Citations

Des Moines speed cameras are back in operation after a hiatus due to a new state law requiring Department of Transportation approval for their locations. The city must now inform drivers of these cameras with proper signage, and fines for violations will be issued.

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Kent Residents to Vote on Installing Speed Cameras

Jan

2025

Speed Cameras

Kent Residents to Vote on Installing Speed Cameras

The town of Kent, Connecticut, is holding a crucial referendum where residents will vote on the installation of speed cameras and appropriate funding for traffic safety enforcement. This vote follows Washington's recent distinction as the first Connecticut municipality to implement automated traffic enforcement.

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