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No stop to red light camera tickets in Balcones Heights, Leon Valley

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Leon Valley and Balcones Heights are two cities still allowed to operate the cameras. The 2019 law passed by the Texas Legislature allows them to keep their cameras. A bill authored by Rep. Phillip Cortez of San Antonio sought to allow both cities to get out of their contracts.

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No stop to red light camera tickets in Balcones Heights, Leon Valley

Red light cameras are a sore subject for many drivers as two communities in our area still have them on the roads.Leon Valley and Balcones Heights are two cities still allowed to operate the cameras despite a 2019 ban, leaving some drivers fuming.“When I first got this in the mail, the first thing I thought in my mind is I was very angry because this is misleading,” said Jason Campbell, who received a ticket in Balcones Heights.While the 2019 la…

·San Antonio, United States
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KSAT 12 broke the news in San Antonio, United States on Thursday, January 6, 2022.
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