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Are Traffic Cameras Legal in Los Angeles, California?

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The debate over red light cameras in Los Angeles has been ongoing for more than a decade. As the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners ...

Photo Enforcement Ballot Measures: Why They Always Fail

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As cities across the United States grapple with issues of traffic safety and enforcement, photo enforcement measures—such as red-light and ...

Murrieta Voters Ban Red-Light Cameras in 2012 Ballot Measure

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  Murrieta Voters Remove Red-Light Cameras — How the 2012 Initiative Played Out In 2012, the city of Murrieta, California, stood at a cr...

Anaheim Voters Banned Red Light Cameras: What This Means

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In a significant move reflecting public sentiment toward traffic enforcement technology, Anaheim voters have decisively voted to ban red li...

Red Light Cameras About Tax or Safety First?

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The primary purpose of red-light cameras is generally focused on safety rather than generating tax revenue. Red-light cameras are typicall...

Red Bank City Council May Dump Cameras

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Drivers in Red Bank may be about to breathe a sigh of relief; the town is just one meeting away from getting rid of its much unloved re...

Corona Becomes Latest City to Ditch Red Light Cameras

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It was a program that the Corona police wanted to see rolled out across the city; red light cameras recording and penalizing every driv...

San Juan Capistrano Removing Cameras

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The San Juan Capistrano City Council voted unanimously Wednesday not to renew the city's $232,000 annual contract with American Traf...

10 Reasons to Keep Red Light Cameras

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Los Angeles - LOS ANGELES - As the Los Angeles City Council prepares to vote this week on the future of the city's critical traffic ...

Moreno Valley Dumps Red Light Cameras

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Alessandro Blvd & Perris Intersection, Moreno Valley, CA The money-making allure of red light cameras has worn off in a pair of Souther...