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08-25-2010 |
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: The Key to Safer Roads?
The two biggest highway-safety issues right now, as far as Washington is concerned, are runaway Toyotas and distracted driving. But what if these aren’t the most important factors driving the nation’s annual highway death toll, which averages about 100 fatalities a day?
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05-25-2010 |
KSDK: Associated Press: “St. Louis Leaders Support Red Light Cameras”
St. Louis leaders support red-light cameras
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05-12-2010 |
The Wednesday Sun: The Sun (Suburban KC): “Mayor Supports Red Light Cameras”
Mayor supports red light cameras
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05-07-2010 |
EMISSOURIAN: Washington Missourian: “Officials: Don’t Ignore Red Light Camera Tickets.”
Officials: Don’t Ignore Red Light Camera Tickets
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05-04-2010 |
St. Louis Public Radio: KWMU radio (NPR), St. Louis: ‘Red Light Cameras Pending in Mo. Senate”
Red light cameras pending in Mo. Senate
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05-04-2010 |
KOMU: KOMU-TV (NBC), Columbia: “Red Light Camera Advocates Speak Out”
Red Light Camera Advocates Speak Out
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05-04-2010 |
Missourinet: Missourinet: “Making The Case For Red Light Cameras”
Making the case for red light cameras
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05-04-2010 |
KMOX NEWS: KMOX Radio (CBS), St. Louis: “Mother of 10-Year-Old Crash Victim: ‘I Believe In Red Light Cameras’.”
Mother of 10-year-old crash victim: "I believe in red light cameras"
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05-04-2010 |
Ozark First: Ozarks First News, Springfield: “Red Light Camera Advocates Speaking Out in Missouri.”
Red Light Camera Advocates Speaking Out in Missouri
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05-04-2010 |
Connect Midmissouri: KRCG-TV (CBS) Jefferson City/Columbia: “Green-lighting Red Light Cameras.”
Senate debates green lighting red light cameras
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05-04-2010 |
St. Louis Globe-Democrat: St. Louis Globe-Democrat: “Slay, Police Chief Support Red Light Cameras.”
Slay, police chiefs support red light cameras
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05-04-2010 |
St. Louis Beacon: St. Louis Beacon: “Slay to Mo. Legislature: Mitts Off Cities’ Red Light Cameras.”
Slay to Mo Legislature: Mitts off cities’ red-light cameras
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05-04-2010 |
KY3: KYTV, Springfield: “Supporters Defend Red Light Cameras”
Supporters defend red light cameras after Missouri Senate votes to ban them
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05-04-2010 |
FOX2now: KTVI-TV (Fox), St. Louis: “Red Light Cameras Find City Support.”
Red Light Cameras Find City Support
Both the Mayor and Police Chief Support Red Light Cameras
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05-02-2010 |
Columbia Daily Tribune: Columbia Daily Tribune Editorial: “Red Light Cameras.”
Red-light cameras
The Senate votes ‘no’
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04-30-2010 |
Hannibal: Hannibal Courier-Post: “Hannibal Opposes Proposed Red Light Camera Ban”
Hannibal opposes proposed red-light camera ban
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04-26-2010 |
University News: The University News, University of Missouri-Kansas City: “Exploring The Facts About Red Light Cameras.”
Exploring the facts about red-light cameras
Kansas City joined more than 15 major cities across the U.S. last year by installing cameras
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08-10-2009 |
KCTV5: KCTV-TV (CBS), Kansas City: Red Light Cameras Yield Many Tickets.”
Red-Light Cameras Yield Many Tickets
Statistics Show Huge Jump In Red-Light Citations
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05-12-2009 |
Prime Buzz: The Kansas City Star: “Kansas Needs Red Light Cameras, Too”
Hendricks: Kansas needs red-light cameras, too
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03-20-2009 |
Associated Press: Chiefs Association Supports Red Light Cameras
The executive board of the Missouri Police Chiefs Association is offering support for red light cameras.
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03-05-2009 |
Kansas City Star: New poll: Missourians support red-light cameras
A new poll in Missouri on red-light cameras has two noteworthy findings: -- 66 percent support the use of red-light cameras -- 68 percent support having cities continue to use the cameras.
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03-04-2009 |
St. Louis Beacon: Red-light poll shows Mo voters back cameras by 2-1
A GOP pollster hired by American Traffic Solutions, a firm that makes red-light cameras, told a state Senate panel this morning that a solid majority of Missourians support the devices.
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03-03-2009 |
Suburban Journals: Group backs use of red-light cameras
Hazelwood Police Chief Carl Wolf believes in red-light cameras, so much so that he is helping lead a statewide effort supporting their use.
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02-25-2009 |
Associated Press: Mo. Senate panel rejects red-light camera ban
A Missouri Senate committee rejects legislation banning the use of automated cameras to catch red-light runners.
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02-24-2009 |
Fox-2 St. Louis: Support For Red Light Cameras Grows
A statewide political battle is brewing over automated red light cameras. Efforts in the Missouri Senate to outlaw the technology have prompted public safety officers and families who have lost loved ones in accidents to form a coalition supporting the cameras.
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02-24-2009 |
Associated Press: Debate continues over red light cameras
As a Missouri Senate committee decides whether a bill outlawing red light cameras should advance, supporters of the cameras gathered Tuesday to encourage more communities to use them.
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02-18-2009 |
FOX 2 St Louis: Mo Lawmakers considering Red Light Camera Legislation
Mo Lawmakers Considering Red Light Camera Legislation
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02-17-2009 |
KSDK-5 St. Louis: Mother Keeps Daughter’s Legacy Alive
Mother Keeps Daughter’s Legacy Alive
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01-05-2009 |
U.S. Court of Appeals: U.S. Court of Appeals Rules Red Light Cameras Constitutional
In 2003 the City of Chicago began to install cameras to take photos of cars that run red lights and make illegal turns. An ordinance provides that the car’s owner is liable for the $90 fine no matter who was driving—though for leases by auto manufacturers or dealers (or other leases on file with the Department of Revenue), the lessee rather than the owner is responsible.
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Advocates for traffic safety, including many from law enforcement turned out for our St. Louis-area kickoff event in Hazelwood.
