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The Campaign’s Statement Regarding Florida’s Enabling Automated Enforcement Legislation – The Mark Wandall Traffic Safety Act

The signing of the Mark Wandall Traffic Safety Act by Governor Crist is a dramatic step forward for the public safety of Florida’s citizens. Passage of this statewide enabling legislation gives law enforcement agencies the option of establishing photo enforcement programs and means communities in Florida will have another tool to make its roadways safer. Read the complete statement.

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Since its inception, the Campaign has served as a knowledgeable and respectable resource, providing research, newsletters and a voice to those who believe in reducing the incidence of red light running on our roads, thereby putting an end to the fatalities and injuries it causes. We have distributed thousands of bumper stickers, posters, and photo enforcement guide books. All of these services have been provided by the Campaign at no cost to our members. Now we need your help.

Distracted Driving Leads to Many Red Light Running and Speeding Crashes

Cameras keep an eye on you, so you keep eyes on the road

WASHINGTON, DC (September 30, 2009) — The Department of Transportation’s Distracted Driving Summit that convenes today will direct attention to a deadly trend that directly contributes to red light running and speeding crashes. The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running joins other traffic safety leaders and initiatives in
calling for a moratorium on all negligent driving habits. Read the complete press release.

School's In:
Your Assignment: Slow Down and Stop on Red

Red light running and speeding are "completely unacceptable" to nearly 80% of drivers who continue to speed and run red lights

WASHINGTON, DC (September 10, 2009) — As U.S. primary and secondary schools welcome more than 55 million students this month, drivers need a traffic safety refresher course. According to new figures from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, the vast majority of drivers find speeding on residential streets and red light running“completely unacceptable,” but a quarter of those same drivers say they continue to speed and run red lights. Read the complete press release.

Photo enforcement industry
disengages from Campaign

Since 2001, the National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running and its public education efforts have received financial support from the equipment and service providers of the photo enforcement industry. The companies that make up that industry are now choosing collectively to invest their funding elsewhere. However, the need remains for fair and objective information about the danger of aggressive and inattentive driving behaviors, such as red light running and speeding, and about photo enforcement as a remedial measure.

The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running is comprised of grassroots members and crash survivors who care deeply about traffic safety and want to see the Campaign persevere in its mission. As we turn the corner in this new situation, we will rely on the support, enthusiasm and creativity of our members to help us find the resources to continue as an independent advocacy organization. 

Moving forward, we believe the Campaign can be more relevant than ever in promoting responsible driving behavior and fostering effective, accountable traffic safety photo enforcement programs to help meet that goal.