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Red-light cameras

With the City installing a new red-light camera at Broad and Vine, do you think they’re effective?

By Brooke Hoffman
Add Comment Add Comment | Comments: 4 | Posted Oct. 6, 2011

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“They should put one on [Columbus] Boulevard, there are more accidents there.”

 

Wendell Thompson,
Ninth Street and Oregon Avenue

 

 

 

“People blow the light [at Oregon Avenue and Broad Street] all the time. I think because nobody talks about it, no one knows about it.”

 

Desiree Ravicci,
13th and Morris streets

 

 

 

“If you’re a speeder, you’re a speeder.”

 

 

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1. Anonymous said... on Oct 6, 2011 at 07:19AM

“These cameras will generate income to support it's ability to be used for security for the city, i'm sure it's networked into some large database for big bro. Wish they had this more in Point Breeze and Shoot.”

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2. Anonymous said... on Oct 7, 2011 at 12:41AM

“im a speeder. you wanna take a ride?”

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3. Phillyguy76 said... on Oct 10, 2011 at 10:26AM

“These cameras work well and pay themselves off in no time with the violators they catch. They deter reckless driving and are efficient and fair in providing evidence tot the violation. I hope they dont become too fimiliar though, just in areas of high violation or accidents.”

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4. Art said... on Oct 10, 2011 at 10:59AM

“Slows some of the speeders but has become a hazard with people hesitant in crossing in fear of being captured on cam and ticketed; therefore submitting the unattentive or impatient person behind to crash into the overly cautious driver.”

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