California city considers traffic cameras to curb dangerous driving

Sacramento officials are considering reinstating red-light cameras at up to 20 intersections to reduce crashes linked to red-light running, which accounts for nearly a third of serious accidents in the city. The cameras would capture license plates and not faces, with fines starting at $100 and rising to $500, and low-income residents qualifying for discounts. This move follows the previous program's termination due to high costs, despite evidence suggesting cameras can reduce red-light collisions. Public input is being gathered through a survey before potential implementation.

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