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![]() | 2/22/2017 Class Action Lawsuit Takes On Alabama Red Light CamerasLawsuit alleges Phenix City, Alabama entered into an unconstitutional photo ticketing arrangement to raise revenue. Officials in Phenix City, Alabama were served with a federal lawsuit last week claiming the city's red light cameras are violating the civil rights of motorists passing through the town. The suit focuses on what a driver can do in response to a ticket received in the mail from Redflex Traffic Systems, the Australian firm that has been issuing tickets at three intersections since 2013.
"The option for a hearing is simply stated on a coupon that can be sent to the city," attorney George W. Wal ... | ||
![]() | 2/21/2017 Tennessee Lawmaker Renews Fight Against Traffic CamerasState representative in Tennessee uses Monopoly money to pay photo citation, urges residents to toss their tickets. | ||
![]() | 2/20/2017 Australia, France, UK: Speed Cameras Tumbled, TiredAll around the world, speed cameras were associated with crashes, fire and spraypaint last week. | ||
![]() | 2/17/2017 Florida Traffic Cop Convicted Of Shaking Down DriversFlorida jury convicts Miami-Dade detective of stealing from drivers during traffic stops. | ||
![]() | 2/15/2017 Virginia Lawmaker Forces Toll Rate TransparencyVirginia Department of Transportation agrees to let drivers know in advance whether taking the toll lane saves time. |
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