[Calvin Locke]

Heaven forbid the city is concerned with safety, and not $$$, by tweaking the settings to guarantee an increase
in revenue, er, violators.

Government can't be trusted when it comes to money. Not too mention the processing fee that the camera company gets per
a citation.

From my experience, when an intersection becomes problematic vis-a-vis safety, an officer stationed there for a week
usually brings about the desired result. Not to mention reminding people, by his very presence, of the need to
err on the side of safety.

[mewzilla]

The government has the right to do it, and the law is the law. Don't like it, don't break it or change the law. Until then, folks should belt up :)

[presidio9]

From my experience, when an intersection becomes problematic vis-a-vis safety, an officer stationed there for a week

In fairness, that wouldn't work in NYC.

[truth_seeker]

"Government can't be trusted when it comes to money."

Got to keep up that revenue stream, for bloated salaries and retirement bennies.