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In response to "I thought a study out of Chicago said that they did improve things? -- nm" by ty97

No it didn't. It's a pure revenue grab though nobody wants to admit it. -- nm

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Apr 13 '17, 09:34

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agreed, and they make it damn near impossible to fight them. - groiny Apr 13, 09:38 1
- I got one of those notices about a ticket I had gotten that got re-opened for review because it was during a time when the tickets were suspect, but - pmb Apr 13, 09:44
To be fair, it varies from state to state - Strongbad Apr 13, 09:37 3
- Yeah, it really depends on how they are implemented. In Australia, for example, all red-light camera locations are published, funding goes towards - Roger More Apr 13, 09:55 1
  - (Thinking about it, I think it also helps that road safety and policing in Australia is handled at the state level, not the municipal level) -- nm - Roger More Apr 13, 10:03
- Chicago shortened the yellow light times, though they got caught for it and changed it back. Also I believe they require countdown timers on the - pmb Apr 13, 09:42

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