Well Lubbock Texas had those cameras for about 6 months then they were taken down for several reasons first being that the state changed the amount of money the city would make and second because red light infractions may have been down but rear end collisions went way up and there was also a big stink for the resoning of why the city council wanted them in the first place it ended up costing the city money instead of making profit http://www.thenewspaper.com/rlc/pix/lubchartfull.jpg http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/062707/loc_062707043.shtml
you have to wait at the light to make a left turn and that cost TIME which in business translates into MONEY where as right turns can be made on red so less time waiting
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