Red Light Cameras

The New Jersey Department of Transportation has announced no additional red light cameras will be added to the state's red light camera program.

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New Jersey’s controversial red light camera pilot program will not be expanding.

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The New Jersey lawmaker leading the charge to do away with the Red Light Camera Pilot Program wants the head of the Assembly Transportation Committee to post a bill he's sponsoring to increase yellow light times and to do away with right-on-red tickets.

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Motorists ticketed by New Jersey's red-light cameras last year moved closer to getting some of their money back Wednesday, with the filing of an amended settlement agreement in a lawsuit filed against the company that installs and operates the cameras.

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A representative of the company that installs and operates New Jersey's controversial red light cameras had some good news for motorists Monday, not that any were around to hear it during a proceeding attended only by a gaggle of attorneys in the sterile environment of a federal courtroom.

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In light of an increase in the number of rear-end accidents on Route 1 at Bakers Basin in following the installation of red light cameras, Lawrence Township's town manager is considering removing the cameras all together.

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As soon as it began, New Jersey's red light camera pilot program was controversial. Those who supported it claimed it helped to improve safety, while critics said it was nothing more than a way for cash-strapped municipalities to generate income.

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Rear-end collisions have increased since red light cameras were installed last year says the chief of police in Lawrence whose comments have won praise from at least one legislator.

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A disputed red light camera on the border of Pohatcong and Greenwich will stay off and a safety project will takes its place to help improve traffic flow.

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The cost for American Traffic Solutions to do business is, I would imagine to them, a measly 4.2 million dollars.

This is to settle a class action lawsuit that was brought about due to what ticketed citizens felt were violations given in error due to yellow lights that weren’t timed properly

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