It's no secret that red-light cameras have a bad reputation, and some drivers see them as a cash cow for local authorities. Yet authorities claim the cameras are there primarily to keep drivers safe. So which side is correct? Tune in to find out.

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It's no secret that red-light cameras have a bad reputation, and some drivers see them as a cash cow for local authorities. Yet authorities claim the cameras are there primarily to keep drivers safe. So which side is correct? Tune in to find out.

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