Redflex

In March 2010, Governor Bob McDonnell R approved legislation that allows private corporations operating the red light camera systems, such as Redflex, to directly access motorists' confidential information from the Department of Motor Vehicles.

John W. Whitehead: Red Light Cameras: Safety Devices or One More Step Toward a Surveillance State? John W. Whitehead 2010

I don't agree with speed cameras, not because of a disagreement with how to drive safely or what is the right law, but because I see them as nothing more than culpable negligence and a money making exercise for the manufacturers of the technology, such as Redflex who're much more concerned about profits than anything else and are spending millions of dollars on political lobbying around the world in an attempt to thwart the ever present threat of camera contracts being dumped.

Kos RSS Feed 2010

I don't agree with speed cameras, not because of a disagreement with how to drive safely or what is the right law, but because I see them as nothing more than culpable negligence and a money making exercise for the manufacturers of the technology, such as Redflex who're much more concerned about profits than anything else and are spending millions of dollars on political lobbying around the world in an attempt to thwart the ever present threat of camera contracts being dumped.

Kos RSS Feed 2009

The court found that ATS had adequately alleged that false statements were present in the bid proposals, which stated that Redflex would provide “IACP approved speed enforcement solutions,” and use “full IACP certified speed measurement devices.”

Red and green lights for traffic false advertising claims Rebecca Tushnet 2009

The court found that ATS had adequately alleged that false statements were present in the bid proposals, which stated that Redflex would provide “IACP approved speed enforcement solutions,” and use “full IACP certified speed measurement devices.”

Archive 2009-09-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

The cameras operated by Redflex Traffic Systems are activated when a sensor in the road detects a vehicle moving faster than 7 mph approaches a stop.

Stop-Sign Cameras Have Drivers Seeing Red AP 2010

The MRCA pays a $4,400 monthly fee for each camera operated by Redflex.

Stop-Sign Cameras Have Drivers Seeing Red AP 2010

Redflex conceded that, for a time, its units were not FCC-authorized or IACP-certified.

Red and green lights for traffic false advertising claims Rebecca Tushnet 2009

The MRCA pays a $4,400 monthly fee for each camera operated by Redflex.

Stop-Sign Cameras Have Drivers Seeing Red AP 2010

The cameras operated by Redflex Traffic Systems are activated when a sensor in the road detects a vehicle moving faster than 7 mph approaches a stop.

Stop-Sign Cameras Have Drivers Seeing Red AP 2010