About half the cities using red light cameras in the state are located in South Florida. WLRN analyzed data for those cities and found one tiny town making $1,45 million per year, while another ...

A WESH 2 Investigates review of state records shows that at its peak in 2014, the state had 82 red light camera programs. This year, it's down to 39 — a drop of 52%.

Two Florida lawmakers jointly filed bills proposing to get rid of red-light cameras statewide. If the camera catches you, it is a $158 ticket. Orange Park and Green Cove Springs still use red ...

Red light cameras and signs at the intersection of Silver Star Road and N Hiawassee Road in unincorporated Orange County, on Tuesday, February 18, 2020.

Since red-light cameras arrived in Tampa in 2011, the program has generated more than $84.3 million from tickets through the end of 2022 — about a quarter of which went to Verra Mobility ...

Red light camera traffic tickets in Florida cost $158, according to section 316.0083 of Florida Statutes. Drivers who fail to pay the ticket after the first notice of violation may have their fine ...

The most recent data from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles shows 487 red light cameras active state-wide, which resulted in more than one million notices of violation in fiscal year 2022.

Here's how much revenue the city collects in red-light camera violations and where the funds go: $3,311,008.17 collected from violations $1,495,192.66 sent to the state of Florida ...

The 2010 law, named after a man killed by a motorist who ran a red light, authorized the use of red-light cameras throughout the state. The Garcia and Borrero proposals would need support from 60 ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Some Florida lawmakers are looking to prohibit local governments from using red-light cameras. Two constitutional amendments were filed that would ban the cameras’ use in the ...

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — Boynton Beach has activated a new red-light camera at the intersection of Boynton Beach Boulevard and Northwest 8th Street, issuing tickets to drivers who run red lights.

The most recent data from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles shows 487 red light cameras active state-wide, which resulted in more than one million notices of violation in fiscal year 2022.