The latest speed photo enforcement device.
Exactly. And the camera is not the accuser. The reason they are being removed and or not used in certain places is because of the cost/benefit and the fact that those passing the laws can't show their ID's or "family member" badges to a camera to get out of the ticket.
Yeah, the fact that the evidence against you is solid, doesn't mean it's unconstitutional.
actually, the cost/benefit is the MAIN reason localities run these. The cost of the equipment is subsidized by the manufacturers (Lockheed Martin is the big player)....the proceeds are divied up on a revenue share model. Win/win for Lockheed and the local gubment, bad for end users. There's a reason it's not considered a moving violation most places - it doesn't affect your insurance, so it's cheaper to pay the fine than it is to take time off work and fight it.
actually, the cost/benefit is the MAIN reason localities run these. The cost of the equipment is subsidized by the manufacturers (Lockheed Martin is the big player)....the proceeds are divied up on a revenue share model. Win/win for Lockheed and the local gubment, bad for end users. There's a reason it's not considered a moving violation most places - it doesn't affect your insurance, so it's cheaper to pay the fine than it is to take time off work and fight it.
Yeah, plus the reports sound like they are written by school kids. Case in point from today: Headline: "Driver Killed In Accident in Montgomery County." Excerpt from article: ".... accident was fatal...." and "extent of injuries is unknown."
Actually the small demented robots are the county officials who approve these things with dollar signs in their eyes.
They can justify the cost by claiming it saves lives, even if it cost a million bucks.
LynnEl: sounds like "fatal injury", which of course is PC for "killed."
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US officials try faux speed bumps to slow drivers
...It was a fake speed bump, a flat piece of blue, white and orange plastic that is designed to look like a 3-D pyramid from afar when applied to the pavement.
The optical illusion is one of the latest innovations being tested around the country to discourage speeding. ...

What, are we stupid?
...It was a fake speed bump, a flat piece of blue, white and orange plastic that is designed to look like a 3-D pyramid from afar when applied to the pavement.
The optical illusion is one of the latest innovations being tested around the country to discourage speeding. ...

What, are we stupid?
VIDEO: Santas Disable Enforcement Cameras in Tempe
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) _ A group of Santa impersonators are on the naughty list of Arizona law enforcement officials.
...
``Ho Ho Ho! Death to the surveillance state! Free movement for all people!''
The group that posted the video also wrote ``lumps of coal to all of those who make it their business to watch and control.''
This gets me in the spirit.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) _ A group of Santa impersonators are on the naughty list of Arizona law enforcement officials.
...
``Ho Ho Ho! Death to the surveillance state! Free movement for all people!''
The group that posted the video also wrote ``lumps of coal to all of those who make it their business to watch and control.''
This gets me in the spirit.
We have 25 of these cameras in Albuquerque. Here's a link about our program: http://www.cabq.gov/police/redlight/
Check out the videos if you get a chance.
Check out the videos if you get a chance.
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