“The days of our most vulnerable residents being overburdened by these costly fines are over.”
No more worrying over possible tickets in the mail from red light cameras in Miami. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez on Thursday announced that the city will no longer issue tickets from red light cameras, NBC Miami reported. In a tweet, the mayor wrote that “The days of our most vulnerable residents being overburdened by these costly fines are over.”
Back in December, Miami commissioners decided that they would cancel a 2010 contract for the red light cameras that led to citations for $158 an incident. Opponents of the decision argued that the cameras helped prevent accidents.
It’s official. As of today, no more red light camera tickets will be issued in the @CityofMiami. The days of our most vulnerable residents being overburdened by these costly fines are over. pic.twitter.com/UbgqwhUH9Y
— Mayor Francis Suarez (@FrancisSuarez) March 2, 2018
- Miami Will No Longer Issue Tickets From Red Light Cameras [NBC Miami]
- Miami pulls the plug on its red light camera program [Miami Herald]
- No more red light cameras in Miami [Miami Herald]
- Miami Beach commissioner proposes ditching red light cameras [Curbed Miami]
from Curbed Miami - All https://miami.curbed.com/2018/3/2/17072396/miami-tickets-red-light-cameras
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