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KOB-TV.com - By: Heather Mills, KOB Eyewitness News 4; Danielle Flores, KOB.com - Albuquerque red light cameras will be gone in 60 days, but the mayor is not ready to give up on the cameras altogether. City councilors voted Monday night to remote all photo enforcement. The end of the red light cameras also means the end of photo enforcement speed
vans in school and construction zones. Mayor Richard Berry said there is a difference between the red light cameras and the photo enforcement vans. Berry said he is happy councilors upheld the voters' decision to
get rid of the cameras, but said he wants to talk about keeping the vans. KOB Eyewitness News 4 spoke with parents on Tuesday who said they were unaware the red light camera vote included the photo vans.
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Albuquerque's red light cameras are out, speed vans too
From KOB-TV.com - By: Heather Mills, KOB Eyewitness News 4; Danielle Flores, KOB.com - Albuquerque red light cameras will be gone in 60 days, but the mayor is not ready to give up on the cameras altogether. City councilors voted Monday night to remote all photo enforcement. The end of the red light cameras also means the end of photo enforcement speed vans in school and construction zones. Mayor Richard Berry said there is a difference between the red light cameras and the photo enforcement vans. Berry said he is happy councilors upheld the voters' decision to get rid of the cameras, but said he wants to talk about keeping the vans. KOB Eyewitness News 4 spoke with parents on Tuesday who said they were unaware the red light camera vote included the photo vans. Read more
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