Dear Texas Members, On March 20, 2019, the Senate Transportation Committee will discuss SB 653 beginning at 8:00 AM in E1.016. Please contact committee members to ask them to support the bill. If you can make the meeting, we encourage you to attend. Here is the March 20th Agenda. Here is the text for SB […]
6 Alerts From the Red-Light Cameras Tag
Florida Member Alert: Support Red-Light Camera Repeal Legislation, House Bill 6003 and Senate Bill 622
Dear Florida Member, Earlier this week, a group of activists traveled to Tallahassee to visit the offices of many members of the Florida House and Senate. A major topic of discussion was the repeal of the state’s red-light camera law. The overall sense is that repeal is more likely than in previous years, with odds […]
Hawaii NMA Members: Email Elected House Transportation, Judiciary and Finance Committee Members TODAY to Oppose HB187, the Red-Light Camera Bill
Dear Hawaii NMA Members, One of our members in Hawaii states that this bill will need to run through three committees before going to the full house. No one knows yet when each committee will be meeting on HB 187 and we can only give you 48 hours’ notice if you are interested in testifying […]
Immediate Attention: Call TODAY Florida House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Member to ASK for their Support of HB 6003–the Banning of Red-Light Cameras!
Dear Florida NMA Member, The banning of red-light cameras is heating up in the Florida Legislative. On Wednesday, January 23, 2019 the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee plans to discuss HB 6003 at their 1:30 meeting. Here are the NMA Objections to Red-Light Cameras for your use. We urge you to call the members of […]
Call Texas Supreme Court Judges Today and Tell them You Want RLCs Banned!
Dear Texas NMA Members, 2019 might indeed be the year to ban red-light cameras (RLC) from the state of Texas. Our friends at TRASH YOUR TICKET sent out this alert late last week and we thought you should know about in case you want to assist in the first of many efforts to rid of […]
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