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Letter: Construction Zone Speed Cameras

Jim Hudson writes:
Installing speed cameras at work zones is a great piece of legislation. Now, if only our State Legislators would pass legislation allowing cameras at signalized intersections in order to catch those that run red lights. Doing so would save even more lives. Cant understand their reluctance to pass such legislation, makes too much sense I guess.
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