slotpuppy
Ass-hole
Hard to get details on that system. I think the county ran it for years themselves and made little to no money on it. But I think they have now gone for a vendor, and with that change comes the profit motive, and that's when things usually go south. Are they placing more cameras because they have a bigger safety problem, or because they want more revenue? Once the profit motive is part of the calculation, no easy way to tell.
When I sit at a stoplight in waldorf during rush hour and my light turns green, but I still have to wait for 4 or 5 cars to run a red light before I can go, I dont give a damn who is making money, everyone of those cars deserves a ticket.
Yes, this happens every day at the 228 & 301 stoplight.