First Phones with Cameras and Now Red Light Cameras with Clocks for California Speeding Tickets

Have you heard about California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s plan to turn red-light cameras into speeding ticket clocks, too? This latest ingenious idea would costs Californians over $300 million to upgrade existing red light camera devices to capture, not only red light offenders, but speeding vehicles as well.

Buried in the details of the governor’s budget proposal as “automated speed enforcement”, California’s government estimates that 500 devices would be upgraded in California. The speeding sensors on red light photo cameras would generate from motorists $337 million in state revenues, $296 million for the general fund for trial courts, $41 million for security, per year. according to the Department of Finance. These devices are proposed to catch 2.4 million speeders a year with a price tag of as much as $325 each depending on how much over the limit the device determines you were going.

These new speeding snap shots would result in speeding tickets being sent to the owners of the vehicles, leaving owners no recourse except to show up for court and argue the speeding ticket, unless of course, you tell them about staging-vadusuxe.kinsta.cloud and our ticket busting service.

Source: Excerpt from Governors Budget Summary 2010-11 (State of California, 1/8/2010)