There are a couple of bills pending in the AZ legislature. One is to abolish all red light cameras in the state. The second bill is for a traffic cop to review all pictures taken instead of an employee of the company that owns the cameras and collects a share of the fines.
The standard fine is $250 in AZ, but you can cut that in half by paying $125 to attend an all day driver's school. Failure to respond to a ticket will result in the court issuing a bench warrant for your arrest.
The current law in AZ strongly favors the company that owns the traffic cameras. It has been documented that the cities that have the cameras lose money on the whole operation.
Statistics in many cities indicate that the cameras have reduced the number of red light runners - but has increased the number of accidents of cars running into the back of other cars. Auto insurance companies are not happy with the cameras, so I'm told.
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