School Zone Speed Cameras and IntelliRoad Warning Pilot
Summary
The board heard from both a ticket-camera vendor (Red Speed, credited with 95% speeding reductions in Hillsborough) and IntelliRoad's no-ticket, no-data warning system, then adopted both programs 3-1 to make school zones safer.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
No taxpayer cost for the warning system; ticket revenue splits $60 to the county per $100 citation.
Students and crossing guards in the six identified problem school zones, mostly in District 2.
Drivers who get ticketed in school zones; Chairman Mariano warns the process can snare careful drivers.
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