Ticket cameras

"Deaths Caused by Drivers Running Red Lights at 10-Year High"
So it looks to me like all the red light cameras haven't done any good in the last 10 yrs but "AAA recommends that governments increase use of red light cameras".
Maybe the camera folks are giving AAA a cut?

Dear all,

I just receive message that my subscription with you guys was
gone. Still decide if still going with you again or not.

Here's of my experiences with your databases and wish that you can improve to help all of us.

- First of all, your database is not from SCDB, very small compared to them.
- Wish you guys to have nice interface at specific speed likely
SCDB

Please find attached a link to video about red light cameras. Interesting discussion and the surprising twist in this specific case discussed.

https://youtu.be/k9QmQcQJi3w

NYC's Speed Camera Enforcement Expands

On July 11, 2019, NYC's expanded speed camera law goes into effect, immediately doubling the reach and impact of the program. Speed cameras will be active Monday through Friday, from 6AM to 10PM, year round. DOT is now authorized to operate speed cameras in 750 school speed zones.

On July 11, the City will start issuing speed camera violations from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Friday, year round. The City will operate speed cameras in 750 school speed zones.

Hi I am just wondering how I should setup the Files I paid for (1 Year Membership)on POI Factory for the Redlight & Speed Cameras. I believe I have the Redlight camera setting for half a mile or 2640 Ft and the Speed Cameras for 25 MPH.

Maybe the Half a mile for the redlight cameras are to much but I wanted to allow enough stopping time.

I have the Garmin 3597 GPS.

Operating by hand or even holding any electronic device including GPS while driving (with limited exceptions, such as calling emergency responders) is now illegal in Illinois.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law that cameras at red lights are no longer allowed. Governor Abbott signed House Bill 1631 BANNING Red Light Cameras in the state of Texas.

► https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Gov-Abbott-Signs-Bill-Bann...

New law prohibits cameras in Texas. Will take effect at the end of current camera contracts. It is already being reported cities are rushing to extend current contracts.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/texas-legislature/2019/05/17...

NYC just announced 2000 speed cameras are scheduled to be installed! 40 cameras per month around schools.

I read were you can get free access to the Red light Ticket cameras.
"You can gain access to download this file by participating on the site and earning active user status"

My question is what do you need to do to earn active user status?

Please don't run red lights 'cause this is what happens!

Recorded on our dashcam while waiting for the light to change.

https://youtu.be/QxJCo-U7XeA

RT

I am finding that POI is working out better than cyclops.

There were a few valid alerts from POI, where Cyclops didn't even go off.

That really made me question Cyclops, when there are still alerts for NJ, who did away with rlcs 4 years ago.

again, I'm not a proponent of them, and am a proponent of rlcs.

I do agree there is a problem on Roosevelt Ave.

Senate bill 172 passed the house & senate. It's now on the way to the governors desk who has indicated he will sign it.

It would seem to me that maintaining an accurate database is very difficult.

Yesterday, we were passing through NJ, and being alerted at all the old intersections where NJ had rlcs. They did away with them years ago.

Back in July, I purchased the Cyclops figuring we're going to be spending time in Toronto, let's be extra careful and do the belt and suspenders method of awareness.

Yesterday, I thought about it again, as I passed through the cam at 34th and Grays Ferry in Phila., making a left turn.

Two cars ahead of me ran 3 consecutive lights heading west. That would be 35th, S Harmony, and Grove. This happens every day, day in, day out. But very few people run 34th and Grays Ferry.

Here's yet another study, this time by Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, that shows that red light cameras don't make intersections safer. It's a short but interesting read.

http://thedaily.case.edu/red-light-cameras-dont-reduce-traff...

Everyone who's surprised raise your hand.

Phil

I have in 2002, and I didn't even know they existed.

My hunch is the % on this forum is < .01

I have always wanted to find a case where someone was wrongfully ticketed, other than the obvious, where a stationary vehicle got a ticket, or 100% of people got a ticket, i.e. malfunction. Never have seen one and I've been here a long time...still curious