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✓ The ExaminerPower & Policy

Tasmania considers red-light cameras after 20-year absence

Tasmania has identified 13 sites for red-light cameras. This comes more than 20 years after removing them.

Why it mattersRed-light cameras deter traffic violations. They reduce T-bone crashes. T-bone crashes cause more serious injuries than other types of crashes.

AustraliaTasmanian drivers could face automated fines for running red lights if the government moves ahead, making Tasmania the last mainland state to adopt the technology.

Corroborated bytheadvocate.com.au

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 8 h ago

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