Speeding in Cedar Rapids Rises Sharply with Camera Data
A Gazette analysis of Cedar Rapids police data from May 2016 to Oct 2016 and the same period in 2017 shows speeding up 15 percent downtown and 6 of motorists exceeding 55 mph, with 12 mph plus speeds tripling. Cameras at four locations collected patterns as the judge allows data during appeal.
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Speeding on I 380 rises after camera removal in Cedar Rapids
Iowa DOT data show speeding up 15 percent over six months with average speeds rising marginally from 57.7 to 58.5 mph. Crashes dropped 50 percent statewide but Cedar Rapids police show a smaller decline. Officials say reduced enforcement and camera limits may drive changes. drivers note smoother travel with mixed safety perceptions.
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