"National Campaign To Stop Red Light Running" Is A Sham Organization

January 10th, 2008 Posted in Red-Light Cameras

It’s like they’re not even trying to hide it anymore.

This is from the current front page of their website advertising a “Focus On Safety” Symposium in Florida back in October:

National Campaign To Stop Red Light Running

Take a closer look at the three “hosts”: ACS, Redflex, and Nestor Traffic Systems.

Those are three of the biggest red-light ticket camera corporations in the country.

The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running positions itself as a public safety organization when in fact it’s funded by ticket camera corporations and run by a public relations firm in their employ.

This is an organization that has spearheaded the push for red-light cameras across the country. This is an organization that stands side-by-side with legislators at their press conferences. This is an organization that is frequently quoted as an unbiased source by the media.

It’s clear to anyone who digs a little deeper that The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running is a sham organization that functions as a lobbying arm for the ticket camera industry.

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  1. 4 Responses to “"National Campaign To Stop Red Light Running" Is A Sham Organization”

  2. By Stephen on Jan 11, 2008

    NMA needs to do a press release on this!

  3. By Speed Trap Hunter on Mar 26, 2008

    Indeed, we are doing our part:

    How to Stop Red Light Camera Violations

    Keep up the great work, Jim!

    STH

  4. By Billi on Apr 18, 2008

    Florida has brochures combining the “stop red light running” and “Let’s Eliminate Aggressive Driving (LEAD) materials. I agree on the need for both, as Florida’s roads are horrendous and drivers are rude. But when I typed in the website listed in the brochure (www.taketheleadflorida.com) there was nothing there but sponsored links to businesses. Now, this brochure was funded by: FDOT, the Highway Safety & Education Foundation and the “Natl. Campaign”. If you look for the other group (Highway Safety) they don’t really exist either. Apparently all these organizations were funded by a provision of the Highway Bill, and exist for the benefit of no one but whoever is at the helm, collecting a paycheck, FROM US, the taxpayers!

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