Red-Light Cameras Increase Accidents: 5 Studies That Prove It

by STOPandGO — published on January 9th, 2008

The National Motorists Association and STOPandGO.org both agree: red light cameras are a detriment to safety and exist for purely political reasons.   The NMA has taken the time to compile a list of five major studies that revealed traffic cameras actually increase, and not decrease, the number of accidents at intersections.   This is an excellent resource for anyone researching traffic cameras.

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