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Photo Enforcement Industry Dream Bill Introduced in ArizonaTheNewspaperJan. 20, 2016 |
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 A group of eleven Arizona state lawmakers wants to see a dramatic expansion in the use of photo radar, school bus cameras and red light cameras. The mostly Republican representatives introduced a measure that checks off just about every policy initiative on the photo enforcement industry wish list. It begins by renaming photo enforcement systems as "automated traffic safety devices" within the state code. It then deletes the legal provision the photo ticketing industry hates more than any other -- the personal service requirement. Read More 
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