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‘No No No No’ Clevelanders sound off over traffic camera talk — but some admit, drivers are out of control
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Clevelanders had plenty to say online about City Council’s early talks of reviving traffic cameras. And while some comments were loud, angry (and too profane to print) — a few ...
(TNS) — Newburgh Heights — not Linndale — takes the crown for Cuyahoga County’s most lucrative traffic cameras — pulling in a staggering $4.3 million in fines within a single year, according to state ...
Members of council aren’t alone. Advocates who want safer streets for pedestrians and bicyclists agree and want cameras too. Jacob VanSickle, executive director of Bike Cleveland, said he’d support ...
The city moved one step closer to transforming how it combats speeding and red-light running Tuesday night, as the Board of Alders Public Safety Committee unanimously backed a multi-year deal with ...
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