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![]() | 2/28/2018 Redflex Continues To Lose MoneyRedflex reports losing another $11.8 million in the last six months as the fallout from the bribery scandal continues. Redflex Traffic Systems lost $11.8 million in the past six months, continuing the Australian photo ticketing firm's losing streak. In a report released to the Australian Securities Exchange on Monday, Redflex conceded that it has failed to pull out of the nosedive it has been in since 2014, when news of the Chicago, Illinois criminal bribery scandal surfaced.
Redflex last year leaned on shareholders to contribute $15.6 million to shore up the company's finances ... | ||
![]() | 2/27/2018 Legislative Update: Speed Cameras In Indiana, Iowa And VirginiaProspects for speed cameras advance in Indiana, retreat in Virginia and remain up in the air for Iowa. | ||
![]() | 2/26/2018 DC, France: Photo Radar Under AssaultEleven speed cameras were disabled in Washington, DC as vigilantes in France continued the campaign against automated ticketing with spraypaint. | ||
![]() | 2/23/2018 Kentucky Supreme Court Endorses License Plate Camera TrackingKentucky police can use cameras to track motorists without a warrant under a state Supreme Court ruling handed down last week. | ||
![]() | 2/22/2018 Georgia Court OKs Cutting Through Gas Station To Avoid Traffic SignalsAppellate court makes clear that cutting through parking lots to avoid traffic lights is legal in Georgia. |
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