Red Light Cameras Appear to be Beneficial | Pueblo Vehicle Accident Attorney

According to The Pueblo Chieftain, the presence of red light cameras have reduced the number of traffic collisions at two major Pueblo intersections. Both intersections of Thatcher and Prairie and of U.S. 50 at Norwood Avenue have seen a dramatic drop in side impact collisions since the installment of red light automatic cameras in 2009. The city traffic engineer has stated that broadside collisions have dropped from around 26 percent to about 5 percent and has consequently made these intersections safer for drivers. Even though these red light cameras appear to be beneficial in these cases, many complaints throughout other local cities claim the cameras are intrusive and have little impact on general safety.

Have you or a family member been involved in a car crash due to the negligent driving of another? Contact a Colorado auto accident lawyer to further discuss your options and legal rights.

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Traffic safety is a major concern for government officials and if red light cameras are showing statistical evidence of producing less accidents then the city of Pueblo should support the effort. Auto collisions are devastating for everyone and all safety procedures should be utilized by the government and by the drivers themselves.

If you or a loved one have been involved in a vehicle collision and have questions concerning your case, then contact a professional Pueblo vehicle accident attorney today. Smith & Smith is an aggressive personal injury attorney that will work with insurance companies to make sure you receive everything you are entitled to. He has the knowledge and skill to work with you to ensure that someone else’s negligence does not cause you undue financial or medical hardship. For more information and a FREE CONSULTATION, contact Smith & Smith at (719)544-0062.

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