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Sheriff Suspends Enforcement of Some Miami School Bus Camera Tickets After Complaints

Mar

2025

Sheriff Suspends Enforcement of Some Miami School Bus Camera Tickets After Complaints

In response to widespread complaints regarding erroneous school bus camera tickets, Miami-Dade County Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz announced the suspension of enforcement for certain violations. This decision follows an investigation revealing that many drivers were unfairly ticketed for legal actions, prompting a reassessment of the school district's bus safety program.

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Drivers Frustrated With Toll Lane Weaving Tickets on Colorado Interstates

Mar

2025

Tolls

Drivers Frustrated With Toll Lane Weaving Tickets on Colorado Interstates

Colorado's toll lane weaving tickets have sparked frustration among drivers due to confusing rules and hefty fines. With over $40 million in fines issued in just nine months, many drivers are left bewildered by the enforcement process and the lack of clear signage. This article explores the issues surrounding these tickets, the state's revenue from them, and the ongoing confusion among motorists.

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Two School Zone Speed Camera Bills Pass House, Move to Georgia State Senate

Mar

2025

School Zone Cameras

Two School Zone Speed Camera Bills Pass House, Move to Georgia State Senate

The Georgia House of Representatives has recently passed two conflicting bills regarding the use of school zone speed cameras, which aim to enhance safety around schools. The measures now move to the Georgia State Senate, where lawmakers will face a decision between banning the cameras altogether or reforming their usage.

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Speed Cameras Turned Off in Manatee County School Zones

Mar

2025

School Zone Cameras

Speed Cameras Turned Off in Manatee County School Zones

In a recent decision by the Manatee County Board of Commissioners, speed cameras installed in school zones will be deactivated following a 5-2 vote. The program, which had issued over 55,000 citations since its implementation in August, faced backlash from the community, leading to its termination.

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Automated Speeding Cameras in Limbo Over Legality Concerns Amid Community Uproar

Mar

2025

Speed Cameras

Automated Speeding Cameras in Limbo Over Legality Concerns Amid Community Uproar

In Bexar County, Texas, the use of LIDAR cameras for speeding enforcement has been suspended due to rising legal concerns and community backlash. This decision follows an inquiry from the County's District Attorney, Joe Gonzales, who questioned the authority of local law enforcement to operate such technology. The situation highlights ongoing debates about the legality and effectiveness of automated traffic enforcement systems.

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Georgia Lawmakers Push to Ban Speed Cameras Near Schools

Mar

2025

School Zone Cameras

Georgia Lawmakers Push to Ban Speed Cameras Near Schools

Georgia lawmakers are currently debating the future of automated speed cameras deployed in school zones across the state. While proponents argue that these cameras enhance safety and compensate for limited police resources, opponents contend that they primarily serve as revenue-generating tools for local governments and camera companies. This contentious issue is set to be addressed in the Georgia General Assembly, where multiple bills have been proposed.

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The 50 New Chicago Speed Cameras Are All About Cash Not Safety

Mar

2025

Speed Cameras

The 50 New Chicago Speed Cameras Are All About Cash Not Safety

The recent decision by the city of Chicago to install 50 new speed cameras has sparked significant debate, with critics arguing that the initiative prioritizes revenue generation over public safety. This editorial from the Chicago Tribune contends that the cameras are primarily a financial strategy designed to help balance the city's budget rather than a genuine effort to enhance road safety.

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Detroit Police Wrongly Arrested Woman After Facial Recognition Tech Misidentified Her as Shooting Culprit

Mar

2025

Facial Recognition

Detroit Police Wrongly Arrested Woman After Facial Recognition Tech Misidentified Her as Shooting Culprit

In a troubling incident highlighting the potential dangers of facial recognition technology, LaDonna Crutchfield was wrongfully arrested by Detroit police after being misidentified as a shooting suspect. This incident raises critical questions about the reliability of facial recognition software and the consequences of its misuse in law enforcement.

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Driver Hit With $45 Charge for NYC Congestion Pricing -- Even Though Toll Is $9

Feb

2025

Congestion Pricing

Driver Hit With $45 Charge for NYC Congestion Pricing -- Even Though Toll Is $9

A recent incident involving a Upper East Side resident highlights the confusion surrounding New York City's congestion pricing system. Despite a standard toll of $9 for entering the congestion zone, Yen was charged $45, raising concerns about billing accuracy and transparency in the newly implemented system.

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