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College Station, Texas
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4 red light cameras
since 2/18/2008
run by ATS


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12/7/09
Texas: Judge Ignores November Vote On Anti-Camera Initiative
Activist judge sides with traffic camera company over the voters of College Station, Texas in referendum dispute.
Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras
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11/21/09
College Station, Texas Red Light Cameras to Come Down
Judge allows College Station, Texas to settle a lawsuit and terminate the use of red light cameras to comply with a public referendum vote.
Camera Enforcement / Speed Cameras
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11/12/09
Texas: Red Light Camera Company Blocks Referendum
Traffic camera vendor temporarily thwarts voter effort to take down red light cameras in College Station, Texas.
Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras
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11/4/09
Photo Enforcement Defeated at the Ballot Box in Texas, Ohio
Voters in College Station, Texas as well as Chillicothe and Heath, Ohio vote to ban automated ticketing machines.
Camera Enforcement / Speed Cameras
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10/27/09
Texas Red Light Camera Program Offers No Appeal to Citations
Texas cities allow no meaningful appeal of red light camera tickets. College Station fudges accident data in voter brochure.
Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras
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10/23/09
College Station, Texas Uses Public Funds to Influence Election
College Station, Texas spends $20,000 sending red light camera brochure to influence voters to oppose referendum.
Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras
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10/8/09
Texas: ATS and Allies Behind Anti Referendum Group
Allies of the photo enforcement industry bankroll front group to fight referendum on red light camera use in College Station, Texas.
Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras
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