New York City has expanded its use of red light cameras, installing them at 600 intersections across the city as part of an effort to reduce traffic crashes. The initiative aims to improve road safety by capturing violations when drivers fail to stop at red lights. Authorities hope the technology will encourage compliance with traffic laws and ultimately lower the number of accidents. The move follows similar safety-focused traffic enforcement measures in other major urban areas.


New York City deploys red light cameras at 600 different intersections to help prevent crashes  News12 | Bronx