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Do Speed Cameras Actually Work? Shrinking Violations in Colorado’s Rural Mountain Towns Say They Do.
Automated speed cameras in Avon, Vail, and Glenwood Springs cut speeding violations by up to 90%, issuing $40 fines after warning periods to improve road safety.
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Do speed cameras actually work? Shrinking violations in Colorado’s rural mountain towns suggest they do.
Several police chiefs in Colorado’s resort mountain towns agree: rural streets have a speeding problem. As more local governments turn to speed cameras for solutions, many are seeing violations shrink by up to 90%. A...
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Sky Hi NewsDo speed cameras actually work? Shrinking violations in Colorado’s rural mountain towns say they do.
Several police chiefs in Colorado’s resort mountain towns agree: rural streets have a speeding problem. As more local governments turn to speed cameras for solutions, many are seeing violations shrink by up to 90%. A Senate bill passed by the state legislature in 2023 significantly expanded the authority of local governments to use Automated Vehicle Identification Systems, or speed safety cameras, to enforce speed regulations. Whereas before, sp…
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