Get ready, Baytown drivers! The company that runs our red light cameras is suing the city because they claim we're not getting enough tickets. This could mean more cameras or a crackdown on running lights.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Approximately $5,593 for the installation of all approved stop signs.
Residents in affected neighborhoods, particularly those concerned about traffic safety.
Drivers could be harmed by more tickets or the installation of new cameras.
The council approved the installation of numerous stop signs across various streets to address resident concerns about speeding and safety, particularly in residential areas.
Texas: ATS Sues City For Insufficient Red Light Camera Ticketing TheNewspaper.com
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