City To Install 20 Speed Cameras Near Schools
The first round of cameras will be installed near schools where it's been documented that at least 75 percent of drivers broke the speed limit, the city announced.
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The first round of cameras will be installed near schools where it's been documented that at least 75 percent of drivers broke the speed limit, the city announced.
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New York State lawmakers have approved a bill allowing the city to install speed cameras in front of New York City schools.
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