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A red-light camera watches for traffic scofflaws at 6th Avenue and Speer Boulevard in Denver. (Helen H. Richardson, Denver Post file)
A red-light camera watches for traffic scofflaws at 6th Avenue and Speer Boulevard in Denver. (Helen H. Richardson, Denver Post file)
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A last week would bar cities and counties from using red-light cameras and photo radar as a form of traffic enforcement.

Legislators sponsoring the measure say the cameras are merely revenue generators and don’t actually increase public safety.

Proponents of camera enforcement, including the city of Denver and the Colorado Municipal League, maintain that they do increase safety at intersections.

What do you think? Should the state ban red-light cameras and photo radar? Vote in our poll at right.

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