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UPDATED: 1:30 pm EST November 28,
2005
CLEVELAND -- Motorists had a two-week warning, and now Cleveland's red-light cameras will take pictures of speeders and drivers who run through intersections and mail out tickets. Tickets could carry fines up to $200, NewsChannel5 reported. City officials hope the cameras will make Cleveland streets safer, but critics believe the cameras might keep people from coming downtown, or increase rear-end collisions at those intersections. The cameras were installed a month ago. For a list of camera locations click here.
Previous Stories:
- November 14, 2005: Red-Light Cameras To Be Turned On
- October 28, 2005: Red-Light Cameras Being Installed
- October 18, 2005: Ohio Lawmakers May Ban Red Light Cameras
- June 7, 2005: Proposed Intersections For Red-Light Cameras
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