Traffic camera vote scheduled for today
A controversial bill that would allow cities to place traffic cameras at busy intersections to catch drivers running red lights is up for another vote today. Supporters say red light cameras increase
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Apr 16, 2012, 1:26 PM
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A controversial bill that would allow cities to place traffic cameras at busy intersections to catch drivers running red lights is up for another vote today.
Supporters say red light cameras increase safety, while opponents say they actually cause more accidents as people try to stop to avoid a ticket.
One legislative committee already approved the measure.
A second committee is set to vote today.
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