Jayme_K's Blog

i would feel a whole lot safer!! Bring them on, put them on every freeway, like Grn said if your doing nothing wrong nothing to worry about!!

If you obey the rules of the road the cameras shouldn't bother you Its a good way to inforce the rules while the police officers do their thing on patrol.

I'm all for the photo radar cameras. I don't know if I'd feel any safer with them, because you're going to have unsafe drivers with or without the cameras. But it was proven on the part of loop 101 that people actually did slow down so I think the cameras are a good thing. If you have nothing to hide, why worry if they're there? Cameras are everywhere in this day & age. If people would slow down & not be in such a hurry there wouldn't be as many rollovers as we have here. From where I moved from, you hardly ever heard of a rollover accident but then people didn't drive as fast either or if they did, they were safer drivers.

Photo radar does not bother me. I say, bring it on.

I hated my picture on the photo radar ticket. I looked like a deer in the headlights. lol

That said, the use of the roadways is a privilege, not a "right." If people were responsible enough to drive safely, there would be no need for photo radar.

I am all for added patrols but cameras are an invasion of our privacy. Being a citizen, I do not feel it is right to be watched all the time by a camera. I do have a few speeding tickets in my 12 years of driving..I think I have 27 or close to it, so a camera will probably get me another one, although I hardly speed anymore.

I say the Governor should seriously think about putting out speed cameras on all the highways. Loop 101, 202, the 10, Grand. 51, 17 and any highway that isn't covered 100% of the time. Think about the revenue that could come in. It could go to help pollution, highway maintenance, and education.

I know that the school my son attends can't even allow him to take home his science or language book because they don't have enough to go around. He's in the 6th grade. So, put those camera's up and while you do that.

Places that want them on the roads: Union Hills, Bell, and Thunderbird the city that is responsible for that section of the road should maintain those cameras. I think the Governor should be thinking of the State Roads first. The city roads should be the concern of the city it is located in. Just like red light runners, those cameras should be maintained by the city it is located in. Revenue for the state and city level. It's a win win situation. It's worth a try.