Red Light Cameras

If you have recently received a red light ticket we have some information for you. Steve Carellas, the head of the NJ State Chapter Coordinator for the National Motorists Association, requested that we get the following message out to NJ residents who received a red light camera ticket for not stopping for a right on red.

We're still stinging from the red light camera implementation in NJ. Before we're even able to adjust to the frustration of having to live with the red light "scameras" we may have another set of cameras to worry about soon.

According to a story in the Express Times, a woman ran a red light in Pohatcong and struck a tractor trailer. The entire accident was caught by a red light camera.

Someone with a gun is apparently settling scores with those red-light traffic cameras so reviled by New Jersey motorists.

Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon believes the methodologies used to re-certify all of the traffic lights used at red light camera intersections are unclear, flawed and questionable. He called in to discuss the issue with Dennis & Judi from his anniversary in Cape May.

A Garden State lawmaker is calling for New Jersey’s red light camera pilot program to be suspended – for the second time this summer.

The one universally known rule of the road: red means stop. Except in New Jersey.

Now that the yellow traffic light timing issue has been re-certified, Jersey's red light camera pilot program has been restarted.

Don't look now but the red light cameras are back in effect today in the great Garden State.

The Garden state’s red light camera pilot program has officially been given the green light to resume – after being suspended since June 19th.