Lightfoot spared almost certain defeat on vote to raise speed camera ticket threshold – Chicago Sun-Times*

Ald. Susan Sadlowski-Garza acknowledged the pandemic has turned driving on Chicago streets and expressways “into the Wild, Wild West.” She said: “I have one camera that generated over a million dollars in a six-month period. It’s not making people go slower. We don’t have any traffic crashes around where the cameras are at. I have more traffic crashes on 130th, where there’s no cameras at all.”
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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Lori is a fckn dope plain and simple! Looking for money by building brick and mortar casinos! Hire some thieves to run it. Fight with the aldermen and all the whiners. Why not invest in the sports betting? A room full of servers and you’re all set! No shtbags, no worries!

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Chicago’s crooked, corrupt, predatory, regressive, revenue-robbery, ripoff-racket speed/red light cameras should all be ripped out now.

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