Red light and speeding violation cameras aren't exactly a hit among the driving public. But Cleveland plans to more than double the number of those devices this year, arguing that they increase safety. They also make a nice chunk of change for the city and many motorists see them as nothing more than a cash grab. Even as Cleveland expands the cameras, some Ohio legislators want to ban them statewide. Join host Mike McIntyre Wednesday morning at 9 on the Sound of Ideas.
Rep. Dale Mallory, Co-sponsor of House bill 69, a proposal to ban automated traffic cameras
Cleveland City Councilman Jeff Johnson
Ronnie Dunn, Associate Professor of Urban Studies, Cleveland State University
John Horton, Reporter, The Plain Dealer
Traffic Cameras
