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10/3/2004 GAO: Funding of Automatic Red-Light and Speed Enforcement TechnologiesThis study provides a survey of jurisdictions with active camera enforcement and a detailed account of revenue issues for the five receiving federal funds. This study provides a survey of 73 jurisdictions listed as using camera enforcement. It provides a useful list of verified camera programs, then details revenues collected for 5 programs.317k PDF Format Article Excerpt: we agreed to (1) identify local jurisdictions that are using photo enforcement devices—red-light cameras or photo radar (speed cameras)—on federal-aid highways (i.e., roadways eligible to receive federal aid) ; (2) identify local jurisdictions that have received federal funding for photo enforcement; and (3)Source: Regional News: Other news about Beaverton, Oregon Other news about Howard County, Maryland Other news about Decatur, Georgia Other news about Lakewood, Washington Permanent Link for this item Return to Front Page |
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