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New Rules – Red Light Photo Camera Update
On August 28, 2012 section 304.289 RSMo. became law requiring the Missouri Department of Transportation to establish local government minimum yellow light intervals in accordance with nationally recognized engineering standards set forth in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. So … Continue reading
Creve Coeur Photo Red Light Ordinance Upheld
The Eastern District Court of Appeals for Missouri recently handed proponents of photo red light ordinances a significant victory in their effort to reduce serious accidents at intersections controlled by traffic lights in a case involving the City of Creve … Continue reading
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Is the St. Louis Red Light Camera Ordinance Valid?
Stop the red light cameras was the message delivered by Judge Neill in his opinion holding that the St. Louis red light camera ordinance was invalid on the grounds that there was no state enabling legislation. Judge Neill, after finding for … Continue reading
