AUSTIN -- Red-light traffic cameras have been a stop-and-go issue in the Texas Legislature for years, but several lawmakers are optimistic their ...

A KXAN Investigation of how Texas cities installed cameras shows most all are not in compliance with state law—the law that gave cities the right to charge a civil fine for running a red light.

Bowman has spent nearly six years fighting a $75 red-light ticket he got in Richardson. The Texas Supreme Court will soon decide if his argument against Richardson's red-light cameras is valid.

The answer: Red light cameras have been a divisive topic in Texas for years.They were outlawed by the state in 2019. When red light cameras were legal, some cities installed them at intersections ...

The sudden flash as a car runs a red light on many Texas roads sends an unmistakable signal: A ticket will soon be in the mail, courtesy of the red-light camera. But that flash — and the tickets ...

Red-light cameras are now common across Texas, with at least 35 cities using them to monitor intersections. Explore Texas red-light camera locations and view statistics from July 1, 2008 to June ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Saturday evening he signed legislation that bans red light cameras across the state. House Bill 1361, authored by Republican state Rep. Jonathan Stickland, would ...

Meanwhile, advocates for the cameras often cite an array of other studies, including a 2011 TTI study, as evidence that red-light cameras help keep drivers safe. At Texas intersections where a ...

Some Texans say it’s time for Gov. Greg Abbott to turn off red light cameras across the state — once and for all. In fact, a group of Texans has delivered a letter to his office as part of a ...

Last week, Texas Governor Greg Abbott just signed a bill about banning red light traffic cameras in the state of Texas. Two area cities in Bexar county could keep theirs operating legally under ...

Voters in Arlington, Texas, will head to the polls Saturday to decide whether red light cameras should stay or go, after a charter amendment was placed on the ballot that, if passed, would ban them.