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|  | 11/26/2019Arizona: Councilman Fights Return Of Red Light, Speed Cameras Photo ticketing may end in Phoenix, Arizona after contract expansion vote with scandal-plagued vendor fails. Red light cameras and speed cameras will disappear from the streets of Arizona's capital unless industry lobbyists succeed in strong arming local officials. The Phoenix City Council on a 4 to 5 vote last week turned aside an attempt to renew and expand the $4 million deal granting scandal-plagued vendor Redflex Traffic Systems of Australia the right to issue automated tickets on the streets of Phoenix.
An attempt to reconsider the vote could come as soon as the next scheduled meeting on Decem ... | ||
|  | 11/25/2019France, Latvia, Russia: Speed Cameras Burned, Painted Opponents of automated enforcement in France, Latvia and Russia set several speed cameras on fire last week. | ||
|  | 11/22/2019Georgia Motorist Wins Against Bogus Arrest For Sleeping Bag Possession Eleventh Circuit US Court of Appeals rules that motorists with sleeping bags should not be automatically suspected of berry smuggling. | ||
|  | 11/21/2019Ohio Town Wants To Burn Votes Cast In Anti-Camera Referendum East Liverpool, Ohio asks judge to ensure that the votes cast by its residents regarding speed cameras are never counted. | ||
|  | 11/20/2019DC Gives Meter Maids Power To Issue Lane Violation Photo Tickets Washington, DC gives meter maids the ability to issue photo tickets to cars that appear to stray into a bicycle lane. | ||
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