Napa’s first automatic red-light camera system — activated in January at Soscol and Lincoln avenues — has generated 14,799 warnings and violations in its first nine months, a volume city officials say ...

Florida’s red-light camera enforcement system is facing new legal scrutiny after a Broward County judge dismissed a traffic citation and questioned the constitutionality of the state law behind it.

(FOX40.COM) — California advocates are calling on Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Senate Bill 720, which would eliminate the state’s facial identification requirements from red light cameras. If signed, the ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The City of Greensboro plans to install five red light cameras at high-risk intersections. A spokesperson for the city says its in an effort to reduce serious crashes, officials ...

Rising numbers of pedestrian and cyclist deaths were one factor in the city reopening the door to automated photo enforcement. Two years ago, St. Louis’ then mayor, Tishaura Jones, made a big push to ...

Q: Honk: I saw your response on speed cameras, but what about the red-light cameras? Must signs be posted so you know they are about? I read that a new 2026 law allows cities to start giving automated ...

Judge Steven P. DeLuca challenged Florida’s Mark Wandall Traffic Safety Act regarding how red-light camera violations are enforced. Judge dismissed a red-light ticket, questioning constitutionality of ...

A Broward County judge has dismissed a red-light camera ticket and raised serious constitutional concerns about Florida’s automated traffic enforcement system, potentially setting up a legal challenge ...

Image Credit: Daniel X. O'Neil from USA - CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia. A routine traffic citation in South Florida has exploded into a legal flashpoint with the potential to shake the foundations of ...

The Solana Beach City Council unanimously approved a five-year agreement with Redflex Traffic Systems Sept. 10 to continue providing automated red-light camera enforcement. The city has contracted ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The controversial debate over red light and speed cameras is firing back up in Kansas City. Nearly a decade after they were removed, the city is officially bringing them back.