Suffolk drivers may be eligible for red-light camera fee refunds under class action settlement
Drivers who paid Suffolk's red-light camera fee on tickets issued after April 1, 2013 have until Dec. 8 to submit a claim form.
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Suffolk to Repay Millions in Red-Light Camera Refunds
Under a proposed $57.5 million class-action settlement, Suffolk County would repay drivers up to $36 per ticket.
Suffolk red-light camera drivers could get up to $36 per ticket
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Location of first fixed AI camera in Perth's north revealed as road fine revenue tipped to surge
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A State Police report found Virginia speed cameras brought in more than $54 million in 2025, led by New Kent County's I-64 work zones.
France to bring back speed camera 'flashes'
French speed cameras, which have not flashed since 2019, will start flashing again after a trial in three departements.
Speeding fines to be cancelled for thousands of drivers
A fault in UK variable-limit cameras caused about 2,650 incorrect activations since 2021; drivers will get refunds and have points removed.
As speed cameras are banned in Ontario, Toronto says it needs more funds to cope
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Toronto's Parkside speed camera cut down for 7th time in less than a year
Vandals cut down the Parkside Drive speed camera for the seventh time in about a year; it had issued more than 66,000 tickets since 2021.
Speed cameras to stay on for another five years in New York City
Gov. Hochul signed an extension keeping NYC's school zone speed cameras running through 2030, avoiding a July 1 shutoff.
School zone camera bills fail to pass on legislature's last day
Georgia lawmakers adjourned without finalizing bills to end or limit school zone speed cameras.
WALB Investigates: Over $14 Million generated through Albany school zone cameras in 4 years
Albany, Georgia's school zone cameras produced more than $14 million in citations over four years while a proposed statewide ban put the program in question.
What is Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman doing to evade red light fee bill?
The Herald reported the program generated $64 million in revenue in 2022, and that the county set future red-light fines at $50 with no added fees, except the $25 late fee, from Nov. 27, 2024.
Suffolk upends controversial red light camera program
Suffolk County's 216 red-light cameras were unplugged on Dec. 1, 2024; the program generated $289 million for the county, according to Newsday figures cited in the story.
Suffolk County ends red-light camera program
Suffolk's red-light camera program, which brought in close to $290 million over 14 years, ended.
MTA's A.I. bus cameras issue thousands of mistaken parking violations
The MTA said bus-mounted cameras on the M79 and Bx35 wrongly ticketed about 3,800 vehicles, more than 870 of them legally parked, during a warning-only phase.