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Speed camera violations down 30% since they were turned on 24/7

By Ben Brachfeld
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Posted on August 28, 2023
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New York drivers appear to be speeding less since the city was allowed to start 24/7 automated camera enforcement last year, according to the Department of Transportation. 

Last month, the city’s approximately 2,000 speed cameras issued 30% fewer speeding tickets than they did in August 2022, the first month they were in operation 24/7. The reduced number indicates drivers are getting the message that speeding will cost them, DOT says.

See the full article at amNY

Speed camera violations down 30% since they were turned on 24/7

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