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To: tatsinfla

City of Orlando will be lucky to get half of that money. The lights are likely owned by a private company.

The only upside of such cameras is that city vehicles (buses, school buses, city management, and police) are getting ticketed for “non-emergency” light running for the first time in their lives as well. And the cities are passing the bills to the drivers, not covering it out of the budget. The private companies that own these lights want there money EVERY time.


57 posted on 09/18/2008 9:05:07 AM PDT by weegee (Say no to the Marxist who "denounces" the 911 terrorist attacks and yet befriended a Pentagon bomber)
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To: weegee

And the cities are passing the bills to the drivers, not covering it out of the budget.

how is that an upside...??...


58 posted on 09/18/2008 9:09:43 AM PDT by tatsinfla
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