Automated Enforcement of Red-Light Running and Speeding Laws in Minnesota: Bridging Technology and Public Policy

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Automated Enforcement of Red-Light Running and Speeding Laws in Minnesota: Bridging Technology and Public Policy

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2010-03

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Center for Transportation Studies University of Minnesota

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This two-page document examines how Minnesota can reduce deaths and injuries on its roadways—along with the significant financial cost of traffic crashes—using automated enforcement. Additionally, it looks at the challenges of implementing automated enforcement for speeding and red-light running and how to overcome them.

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CTS Research Brief
2010-01

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University Metropolitan Consortium

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Adams, John S.; VanDrasek, Barbara. (2010). Automated Enforcement of Red-Light Running and Speeding Laws in Minnesota: Bridging Technology and Public Policy. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/150096.

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