DelDOT proposes $30 increase to red-light camera fine; drivers react
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The Delaware Department of Transportation is proposing to increase the fine for a red-light camera violation from $137.50 to $167.50. The proposed change is part of revisions to Delaware's Electronic Red-Light Safety Program.
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Drivers in Delaware could soon pay more for running a red light caught by a traffic camera. The Delaware Department of Transportation is proposing to increase the fine for a red-light camera violation from $137.50 to $167.50.
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