Despite all this, if evidence shows cameras at intersections reduce accidents and injury, I am a proponent of their continued use. Police department manpower is declining, and resources may be better served elsewhere than sitting at intersections. Also the monies collected help local budgets.
We don’t seem to mind when a store surveillance camera surreptitiously films us, because the camera just may catch a holdup in progress. So why the outcry if we reduce intersection accidents that could cause monetary and bodily harm or even death?
If you get nailed, quit whining, pay up, and start hitting the brakes instead of the accelerator.
Gary Newcomer
Kettering