Reporting from other outlets on automated enforcement and camera surveillance. Each summary is ours and says no more than the article does; follow the link for the full story.
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 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's red-light camera program, which brought in close to $290 million over 14 years, ended.
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.