Cedar Rapids debates I-380 speed cameras after ticket pause
The Iowa debate over I 380 cameras continues as Cedar Rapids paused tickets and drivers including Brent Busch of Cedar Rapids admit increased speeds. Police report higher speeds at locations near J Avenue and First Avenue West with more violators and top speeds rising, while officials caution over safety risks and potential crashes.
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Judge nixes ticketing restart in camera case ruling
Polk County Judge Scott Rosenberg refused a stay allowing Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Muscatine to resume issuing tickets from automated traffic cameras during an appeal. Cameras may remain but cannot issue citations while the Iowa Supreme Court reviews the removal order.
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Traffic and Safety
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Iowa City
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