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Peter Mickelburough, state politics reporter 02 Jul 04 ALMOST half the state’s 65 mobile speed cameras have not been tested annually as required by law, sparking fears tens of thousands of fines may have been illegally issued. records show one mobile camera was not checked for almost two years. Ten others were not tested for […] The post Speed cameras in limbo appeared first on Photo Blocker .
(Ontario) A December 2003 study sponsored by the Ontario, Canada government finds increase in accidents and fatal rear-end collisions from red light camera use. Although three studies have shown a significant increase in rear-end collisions where red light cameras are used, cities using the devices are quick to dismiss such findings. Camera proponents maintain that […] The post Study: Cameras…
Recently, Mayor Bill White convinced City Council to approve red light cameras, ostensibly to improve safety. However, some of us think it’s more likely a new way to generate revenue, kind of like $AFEclear. With that in mind, here are the results of a study performed by the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Department of Transportation that […] The post Do red light cameras reduce accidents or generate…
Testimonial from Donya Inman 1. What Happened: In early October, I received citation in the mail stating that I had committed a red light violation a few days earlier that would cost me $361 plus a transaction fee. The photograph on the citation, endorsed by the City of San Bernardino, did not clearly illustrate to […] The post The E-Book: FIGHT BACK! How to Fight Red-Light and Speed Cameras…
by Fred E. Foldvary, Senior Editor The City of Berkeley, California, is about to give an Australian company an incentive to maximize citations. The red-light camera system will pay the manufacturer $48 out of every fine extracted from motorists. The city will get $161 per ticket. The National Motorist Association, a membership organization that represents […] The post Photo-Enforced Fines appeared…
Full text of the 1992 Arizona State Appeals Decision forbidding the mailing of speed camera tickets. In 1992, the Arizona State Appeals Court ruled that mailing of speed camera tickets to motorists violated the law. It required “personal service”, that is, hand delivery, of any violation. Article Excerpt: Jeffrey J. TONNER, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. PARADISE VALLEY […] The post Arizona State Appeals…
For Immediate Release Media Contact: Brent Ralston (602) 524-7965 Scottsdale, ARIZ. ( May 1 , 2006) – Valley-based NoFlashTicket.com offers a “clear” solution to those pesky photo radar cameras popping up all over the Valley. Clear, as in a clear spray called PhotoBlocker™, that when applied to your license plate is invisible to the naked […] The post Valley Drivers Have a New Reason to Smile for…
