Cedar Rapids fights camera locations with Iowa DOT over signs
Disgruntled drivers sue Cedar Rapids and Gatso USA over speed limit sign placement for J Avenue cameras. Emails show Gatso and DOT officials clashed on moving 60 mph signs near the S-curve, with DOT citing speed trap concerns and compliance rules. The Cedar Rapids system has issued more than 400,000 tickets worth over 21 million dollars since 2016 amid ongoing legal actions and pending recommendations.
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Kosina
Steve Wilson
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the Gazette
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Iowa DOT approves plan for Cedar Rapids camera truss move
The Gazette reports on the Cedar Rapids effort to relocate speed cameras with approval from Iowa DOT headquarters. Kosina notes a Dec 21 series installment and cites costs up to 70000 for new camera trusses and 22000 per site to move existing setups. Graham and Jerman are referenced regarding interview availability and past roles.
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Cedar Rapids
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Michael Wallerstedt
Cedar Rapids Police
Andrew Noble
Gatso
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