Time To Say Bye To Red Bank Red Light Cameras
158 views · Published 22 January 2013 · 2:22 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: WTVC NewsChannel 9 · 2013 · News & Politics
by Kyra Rogers Since 2006 citations from those red light cameras generated about 500 thousand dollars for the city of Red Bank. But the Mayor and other people in the city think they've been detrimental to something else, the area's business. Traffic light cameras along the roads in Red Bank will no longer be taking your picture after midnight Friday. Some people think the absence of the cameras will boost business in the area. Taylor Meyer works as a server at Crust Pizza and she says she is ready to see them go. The cameras definitely do slow down our business, but since they are coming down. I think we are going to be booming soon. Red Bank Mayor John Roberts agrees. I feel like the Red Bank cameras have been almost a black plague for the city. I really do, a black eye for the city.
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