St. Louis Aldermen to vote on red light cameras

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Today marks the final day of the current session for the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, with two significant bills up for final passage. The session is set to begin at 10 a.m. at City Hall.

One of the bills under consideration is Board Bill 105, sponsored by Alderman Shane Cohn, which seeks to reintroduce red light cameras in St. Louis through the Automated Camera Enforcement Act. This legislation would authorize the installation of automated traffic control systems across the city and establish guidelines for prosecuting traffic violations captured on camera. Advocates of the bill argue that these systems have historically reduced collisions and improved public safety, although the use of red light cameras had been halted previously due to legal challenges.

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