Red Light Camera Program Not Expanding, Not Going Away [AUDIO]
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has announced no additional red light cameras will be added to the state's red light camera program.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has announced no additional red light cameras will be added to the state's red light camera program.
Motorists ticketed by New Jersey's red-light cameras last year moved closer to getting some of their money back Wednesday, with the filing of an amended settlement agreement in a lawsuit filed against the company that installs and operates the cameras.
As soon as it began, New Jersey's red light camera pilot program was controversial. Those who supported it claimed it helped to improve safety, while critics said it was nothing more than a way for cash-strapped municipalities to generate income.
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In its new report on the effect of red light cameras in New Jersey, the state Department of Transportation concluded it is too early to tell if the program is increasing safety on the roads. A strong opponent of the cameras had a different reaction to the report.
Those pesky red light cameras that everyone has been complaining about may have met their match.
The red light cameras that were suspended for 'calibration' and an investigation of safety are back.
But do you know where the cameras are?
Many are torn on the effectiveness of red light safety cameras. After the suspension of ticketing for supposedly being "caught" running a red, a dramatic new video has surfaced. Fans of the red light camera programs say accidents like these are prevented when people know there's an eye in the sky.
According Kevin McArdle of the Townsquare News Network, Governor Chris Christie today has decided to suspend some of the Red Light Running Automated Enforcement Program (RLR) until towns in the pilot program can certify that the timing on the yellow light signal conforms to the prescribed statute. Is Brick included? Find out after the jump.
If you're in a car accident, it's never pleasant, and in some cases it can be fatal. That's why a company called American Traffic Solutions is catching near misses and crashes on tape and releasing the video for all to see.