THE VILLAGE OF ROYAL PALM BEACH BEGINS WARNING PERIOD FOR PHOTO-ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
ROYAL PALM BEACH, Fla. – The Village of Royal Palm Beach announced that its red-light safety cameras will begin taking photos of red-light runners at designated intersections beginning November 8, 2009. Photo-enforcement cameras will capture still images and video of red-light running violations. During a 90-day warning period, a warning notice will be issued to the vehicle’s registered owner. There will be no fine for this warning notice. At the completion of the warning period, citations will be issued.
The photo-enforcement cameras are located at two intersections:
- Royal Palm Beach Boulevard @ Okeechobee Boulevard
- Crestwood Boulevard @ Royal Palm Beach Boulevard
"The warning period will give residents an opportunity to become familiar with the red-light system. We encourage people to slow down and definitely stop on red before the actual citations begin,” said David Farber, Village Manager. “This is a public safety program, and our goal is to deter red-light runners and prevent collisions resulting from these violations.”
Cameras will operate 24-hours a day and capture images of every vehicle running a red-light at the intersection. Warning signs alerting drivers to the red-light cameras have been installed prior to the warning period.
The program is administered by American Traffic Solutions, Inc. (ATS) with each violation reviewed and approved by the Palm Beach County Sherriff’s Office prior to being issued.
For more information about the Village of Royal Palm Beach’s red-light safety program, please click HERE.
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