Oakland's speed cameras, installed along the High-Injury Network, have issued 82,000 tickets within the first 40 days of operation. This network includes streets that are associated with a significant number of severe crashes in the city.
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Oakland speed cameras issue 82,000 tickets in first 40 days of program
In the initial 40 days of operation, speed cameras in Oakland have issued 82,000 tickets. These cameras are located on streets identified as part of the High-Injury Network, which are linked to a high incidence of severe accidents.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'controversial program'
- ✕ loaded language: 'so-called High-Injury Network'
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Oakland speed cameras issue 82,000 tickets in first 40 days of controversial program
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Oakland speed cameras issue 82,000 tickets in first 40 days of program