Posted by KEH on May 27, 2010 at 14:27:48 from (207.144.59.39):
In Reply to: OT Red light cameras posted by Bryan in Iowa on May 27, 2010 at 10:25:23:
Red light cameras exist to make money for the city and for the private company that installs and operates them.
Shortening the already short yellow light time is a common ploy to get more vuolations.
Generally, there is an increase in accidents after the cameras are installed, usually an increase in rear end collisions caused by people slamming on brakes so as not to caught by the camera.
I have heard, thankfully no personal experience, that often cases are beat in court. Juries don't seem to like the cameras and its easier to defend against a machine than some scantmonious cop who appears against victems of traffic crimes.
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