Red Light Cameras

New Jersey's leading anti-red light camera crusader says HD videos taken at several red light camera intersections all over the Garden State show yellow light times are shorter than they should be, which is leading to more red light camera tickets being issued.

New Jersey’s anti-red light camera pilot program crusader has presented video evidence that he says proves the entire program is a sham and should be shut down.

A New Jersey lawmaker says motorists are being cheated by red light cameras and he says he has the data to prove it.

Nearly 500,000 motorists in 18 New Jersey towns are receiving notice about a $4.2 million settlement over tickets generated by red light cameras.

If you received a red light camera ticket in NJ before August 1st of 2012 in one of 18 towns, here is some information you need to be aware of in the class-action settlement.

Finding out that the cameras at a couple of intersections in Brick bring in a boatload of money should give anyone pause to reflect the real reason they’re there. M-O-N-E-Y!!! Of course there’s denial on the part of the mayor, who says he’s not concerned with the potential loss of the program...

Brick Township officials are concerned about a $500,000 budget gap that would be created if the state ends the controversial red light camera program.

By Jeff Deminski Time to give yourself some credit.

Jim was discussing the story this morning of Declan O'Scanlon who is upset over the fact that he cannot get access to the town's red light camera data.

The leading legislative critic of New Jersey's controversial red-light camera pilot program is hopping mad, after trying, without success, to get red-light camera data from Edison Township for the past two months.