07
May
2025
In a significant move reflecting growing privacy concerns, the city of Denver has decided to discontinue the use of license plate reader cameras. This decision comes amid public outcry and debates surrounding the implications of surveillance technology on individual privacy rights.
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09
Apr
2025
John Boland, a Colorado attorney, successfully contested a $75 toll lane ticket, highlighting issues with the tolling authority's practices and considering a class action lawsuit for others affected by similar penalties.
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07
Mar
2025
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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14
Dec
2024
In a move aimed at increasing revenue, Loveland, Colorado, will introduce red light cameras and speed camera vans starting January 15, 2025. This initiative, led by the Loveland Police Department, is part of a broader trend among Colorado communities to implement automated traffic enforcement systems.
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11
May
2022
The City of Colorado Springs recently expanded its red light camera program, but News 5 Investigates discovered the City may not be giving drivers a fair shake before those cameras snap a picture of your license plate.
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25
Oct
2021
License plate readers are rapidly reshaping private security in neighborhoods, bringing police surveillance tools to the masses with an automated watchdog that records 24 hours a day. That's leading to angry conflict in otherwise peaceful communities.
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18
Jul
2019
License plate readers posted at both entrances to an upscale Aurora neighborhood snapped pictures of passing cars Wednesday, recording the type, color and license plate number of each vehicle and inputting that information into a database.
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19
Feb
2019
The bill, co-sponsored by representatives Stephen Humphrey and Jovan Melton, would repeal the right for local jurisdictions to use all automated vehicle identification systems, including photo radar vans and red-light cameras.
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19
Feb
2019