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  • Montana City Rushes Camera Ordinance, Plans to Shorten Yellows

    04/16/2009 10:51:09 AM PDT · by Ken H · 10 replies · 869+ views
    theNewspaper.com ^ | 04/15/2009 | n/a
    Billings, Montana plans to shorten yellow times to cash in before the state legislature bans red light cameras. Yellow times may shorten as the city of Billings, Montana rushes to install red light cameras before the state legislature has a chance to ban them. The Billings City Council voted 8-3 Monday to empower Redflex Traffic Systems, a private company based in Melbourne, Australia, to issue automated traffic citations in return for a cut of the revenue collected. Billings needs to act quickly because the state legislature last Thursday entered into final negotiations on legislation that would ban red light cameras....
  • California: City May Dump Cameras Over Insufficient Revenue

    03/08/2009 9:00:18 AM PDT · by Ken H · 27 replies · 1,396+ views
    theNewspaper.com ^ | 03/06/2009 | n/a
    Revenue trouble may end red light cameras in Upland, California. Officials prepare for possible refund of illegally issued tickets. The Upland, California City Council is expected to vote Monday to stop using red light cameras because the program has not only failed to improve safety, it has also failed to generate sufficient revenue. In a memorandum to the city council, Upland Police Chief Steve Adams recommended canceling the city's contract with Redflex Traffic Systems, the Australian company that has been issuing tickets on Upland's behalf since November 2003. "The monthly revenue from the service has not covered the salary and...
  • Ticket Camera Bias Uncovered At The Orlando Sentinel

    08/12/2008 10:34:35 AM PDT · by XR7 · 18 replies · 381+ views
    NMA ^ | 8/12/08
    Over the past couple years, we’ve noticed a suspicious number of ticket camera editorials by the Orlando Sentinel. After looking more closely, we noticed that nearly every editorial in the Sentinel was strongly in favor of installing ticket cameras. Furthermore, we noticed that nearly every pro-camera article was written by one member of the Sentinel’s Editorial Board, George Diaz.This seemed odd, so we decided to look into it further.After some quick research, we discovered that George Diaz appeared at a symposium held by The National Campaign To Stop Red Light Running in late 2007.As we covered on this blog previously,...
  • City of Scottsdale illegally interferes with Photo Radar Referendum

    11/25/2005 7:44:02 PM PST · by Jimbaugh · 6 replies · 853+ views
    Scottdale Activist ^ | 11/25/2005 | Michael Merrill
    City of Scottsdale illegally interferes with Photo Radar Referendum Have you ever had to go to a government office to file paper work of any type during a Legal Holiday? If you had gone, you would have noticed the doors locked and the lights off, and typically most people would not have gone because they understand that no government offices are opened. The attempts of citizens to place a question on the ballot regarding photo radar was thwarted by the city of Scottsdale and it's actions to claim that our filing deadline was Thursday the 24th which was Thanksgiving Day....