Red light camera revenue in Illinois tops $1 billion – Center Square

As recently as 2022, at least 527 red light cameras peppered the state, 300 of them in Chicago, where authorities also operate an additional 169 speed cameras that issued another 1.56 million tickets worth $102 million to the city in 2023.
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Old Joe
1 year ago

Good work if you can crawl under a desk to get it!

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