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Save us money, restrict turns on red
Letter to the Editor
Published: 7/16/2009 12:00 AM
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I just read the letter from state Sen. Dan Duffy of Barrington. I agree with him completely. The red light camera, such as the one at Woodfield, has caused drivers more than $1 million. The one way to stop this "gotcha" is to put up a sign that says "no turn on red" and make it a large sign that all drivers can see. That would surely save many drivers $100. And, in these times, that is certainly a lot of money. Let the cities make their money other ways.
Kathleen Muhr
Arlington Heights
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