SFGTV May 22, 2015
Knowing those problematic spots and to let the public know this is to deter speeding for safety reasons. Its not for funding and this isnt driven by revenue, but its driven by creating a safer environment for all road users. So the level of public support as the data shows us is actually higher on roads where cameras are near schools and where fatal collisions have occurred in the past. Something that helped them pass their legislation just a couple of years ago, they had some highprofile collisions and fatalities. They found that the public supports putting speed cameras and really curbing sp...