POLITICSJun 11 · 00:47 UTCARIZONA MIRRORGloria Rebecca Gomez

Phoenix, Mesa and other cities oppose Republican plan to slash Arizona photo radar fines

Arizona cities including Phoenix, Mesa, and Tempe oppose a Republican-backed bill to reduce photo radar ticket fines from $250 to $75, arguing it removes a key incentive for drivers to follow traffic laws. The proposal, Senate Bill 1624, also seeks voter approval to maintain traffic cameras and prohibits using photo radar tickets for license suspensions or insurance rate adjustments.

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