red light cameras

Two ordinances concerning Red Flex cameras and safe light - safe speed vans were introduced at last night's Lafayette city-parish council meeting.

Richard Brown advocates the removal of red-light cameras for safety's sake and privacy protection.

After years of controversy "red-light" cameras and speed vans are still the focus of many in the community.

They may help slow people down, but at what cost?

Rep. Jeff Arnold says red-light cameras and speed vans are encroaching on civil rights of Louisiana citizens.

City-Parish President Joey Durel is expected to ask the council for permission to begin talks to renegotiate the government's contract with Redflex next week.

The three councilman who authored an ordinance to end the Safe Light/Safe Speed program were among the decision makers last night who now have deferred action on the ordinance until the first of May.   Last night the Council Chairman, Jared Bellard, announced that the item will now be put on the agenda for next Tuesday night's meeting, March 27th, which will give members of the public a chance to