Baltimore City DOT Adds 3 New Speed Cameras, 3 New Red Light Cameras
Three new speed cameras and three new red light cameras are being deployed on city streets, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation said Friday.
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Baltimore City DOT Announces Locations Of 7 New Speed, Red Light Cameras
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation on Wednesday announced the locations of four new automated speed cameras and three new red light cameras.
Baltimore City Board Of Estimates Approves Plan To Add New Speed And Red Light Cameras
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates approved Wednesday a plan to install new speed and red light cameras.
Baltimore Adds More Red Light, Speed Cameras Across City
Baltimore's Department of Transportation is adding new red light and speed cameras across the city.
More Speed, Red Light Cameras To Be Installed In Parts Of Baltimore
Baltimore's transportation department will be adding speed and red light cameras in a number of areas in the city in the next few months.
Baltimore County Officials Looking To Expand Red Light, Speed Camera Programs
Baltimore County may expand their red light and speed camera program.
Baltimore City Announce More Speed, Red Light Cameras Are Coming
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced Friday that more speed and red light cameras are coming.
Baltimore's Red Light Camera Program Issuing Fines Starting Wednesday
The Baltimore City red light camera monitoring system will begin issuing fines Wednesday for anyone found guilty of running a red light.
Study: Scrapping Red Light Cameras Could Be Deadly
Drivers may not be fond of red light cameras, but a new study shows that they can actually save lives.
Frederick To Add Red-Light Cameras
The city of Frederick will soon add to its red-light camera program.
Baltimore Suspends Red Light & Speed Camera Systems
Baltimore's speed camera problem came to a screeching halt Tuesday night. The entire automated enforcement system has been shut down after even more ticket errors surfaced.
Westminster Deactivating Most Red Light Cameras On Concerns They're Causing Accidents
Westminster is putting a stop to most of their red light cameras. Police say they may have been causing more accidents than they were preventing.
Westminster To Deactivate 2 Of 3 Red Light Cameras
Westminster Police will deactivate two of the remaining three red light cameras in the city, citing more crashes caused by rear-end collisions than by running red lights.
Going Too Fast? Soon There May Be More Eyes On Baltimore Co. Roads
More speed cameras are on their way to Baltimore County if the County Council approves a new contract this week.
Study Says Red Light Cameras Reduce Crashes, Save Lives
A five-year study seems to confirm that in areas with cameras, fatal red light crashes are down by 24 percent.
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Baltimore Orioles lose to the Texas Rangers 5-3
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