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At least 15 cities nationally have yanked similar camera systems for variousSource: 15 cities yanked their traffic cameras (Cincinnati Post, 12/20/2004)
reasons. Among them: lack of judicial support, technical problems, mounting
lawsuits and voter referendums forcing their withdrawal.
The cities that have stopped the practice of so-called photographic traffic
enforcement include Anchorage, Alaska; Peoria, Ill.; Oakland, Calif.; and
Pasadena, Calif.
Also, several states have banned the use of cameras for traffic enforcement
purposes including New Jersey, Wisconsin and Utah. ....
Officials in Cupertino, Calif., located in the Silicon Valley near San
Francisco, stopped its camera program in January after three years of use.
Although they initially planned on using seven cameras, four were installed in
that period and only two were fully operational, with the other two plagued by
technical glitches.