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Crashes and Violations Continue to Decrease at New Jersey Intersections with Red-Light Safety Cameras

Trenton, NJ –According to new data obtained from the Rutgers, Plan4Safety crash database, right-angle crashes continue to decline at intersections in New Jersey currently using American Traffic Solutions’ (ATS) red-light safety cameras. Additionally, nearly 9 out of 10 vehicles receiving a violation have not received a second. Crash data compiled from 26 intersections in 15 townships with ATS red-light cameras in operation for at least one year showed total right-angle crashes decreased an average of 11 percent. A look at the 12 intersections with cameras in place for two years indicates

New Analysis Confirms Yellow Light Timing at Red-Light Safety Camera Approaches in Compliance with State Law

TRENTON, NJ. August 28, 2013 --  A new “frame-by-frame analysis” of a video released last week aimed at undermining New Jersey’s red-light safety camera program, shows the yellow light timing at New Jersey approaches with red-light safety cameras to be clearly in compliance with state law. The video, refuting the video’s claims can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JocjaCTbrTc “Further analysis of the amateur video shows what we’ve known to be the case all along,” said Charles Territo, spokesperson for American Traffic Solutions. “The yellow light timing at New Jersey red-

Red-Light Running Violation Analysis Shows New Jersey Drivers Are Stopping on Red

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – A new review of red-light safety camera violations issued in New Jersey shows driver behavior is changing.  The analysis tracks red-light running violation counts in 18 townships with ATS cameras since the beginning of each program through the end 2012. Findings include reductions in average violations per camera coupled with a very low percentage of vehicles receiving more than one violation. Both results show behavior is changing and more drivers are stopping on red.  Since installation, average violations per camera have fallen by 44 percent.  Additionally, 86

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