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Arizona plans statewide photo speed-enforcement program

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//April 27, 2007//[read_meter]

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Arizona plans statewide photo speed-enforcement program

Arizona plans statewide photo speed-enforcement program

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//April 27, 2007//[read_meter]

Arizona is planning to use automated equipment to enforce speed limits and catch red-light runners on state highways in the first program of its kind in the country. The two-phase...

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