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Faced with traffic safety data showing that its streets rank among the most dangerous in California, the Modesto City Council voted unanimously to reinstate its red-light camera enforcement program.
Under the five-year agreement, Mesa, Arizona–based Verra Mobility will receive just under $3.7 million to install and operate cameras at 10 high-collision intersections throughout the city.
Planned Red-Light Camera Locations in Modesto
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Briggsmore Avenue at Coffee Road
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Sylvan Avenue at Coffee Road
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Briggsmore Avenue at Carver Road
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Pelandale Avenue at Carver Road
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Oakdale Road at Briggsmore Avenue
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McHenry Avenue at Standiford Avenue
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Oakdale Road at Scenic Drive
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Carpenter Road at Kansas Avenue
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Ninth Street at G Street
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Yosemite Boulevard at South Santa Rosa Avenue
City officials say the move is part of a broader traffic safety strategy aimed at reducing crashes caused by drivers running red lights. The selected intersections were identified based on collision history and traffic volume, with installation expected to begin later this year.
The cameras will automatically capture violations, and citations will be mailed to vehicle owners. Supporters believe the program will deter dangerous driving behavior and improve overall roadway safety, while critics often question its effectiveness and potential for revenue generation.
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