Profit Purpose Behind Red-Light Cameras
A former employee of Lockheed Martin IMS testified in a San Diego court that red-light cameras developed by the company were designed to increase profit revenue rather than safety. The employee testified on behalf of 290 drivers who challenged citations issued by red-light cameras in San Diego. The company receives $70 each time a $271 citation is paid by a citizen.Ex-worker says firm puts profits over safety, San Diego Union-Tribune, July 6, 2001.
After Motorists race to court to challenge red-light cameras � Photos called privacy threat, USA Today, July 7, 2001
Most red-light camera cases voided, San Diego Union-Tribune, July 4, 2001.
Lawmaker wages privacy crusade against technology, Nando Times, August 12, 2001.
Judge dismisses 290 red-light camera tickets,
San Diego Union-Tribune, September 4, 2001.
