Odessa Eyes Red Light Cameras To Cut Wrecks And Boost Safety
Odessa officials consider deploying red light cameras to review 12 second video stills for noncriminal civil citations. The plan would cost upfront and be repaid by a monthly camera fee. fines cap at 75 dollars. Revenue funds traffic safety and education while enhancing enforcement amid staffing shortages.
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Midland City Council debates red light cameras no plan adopted
Midland officials discussed red light cameras with public information officer Sara Higgins noting no plans to deploy them while traffic signals are synced and a downtown two way lane study proceeds. The city cites past ATS contracts and studies showing reduced right angle crashes but warns of lawsuits and funding rules.
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Roger McNeil
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Loop road upgrades eyed in Odessa area projects
Ector County officials outline plans to bid the Yukon Road and Loop 338 intersections and to expand Highway 385 from two to four lanes between Yukon Road and Highway 385. The Yukon Road stop light project costs about 450000 and goes to bid in October. The larger project costs about 94 million and is slated for bid in March 2014.
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Ector County
Susan Redford
Midland Odessa Transportation Organization Board
Highway 385
Yukon Road
Loop 338
Redford
Odessa
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