Red-Light Cameras Coming To Sugar Land
POSTED: Wednesday, July 18, 2007
UPDATED: 5:47 pm CDT July 18,
2007
SUGAR LAND, Texas -- Red-light runners in Sugar Land will soon be caught in a whole new way, KPRC Local 2 reported Wednesday.City Council approved a contract to install red-light cameras at four busy intersections."When you consider the amount of traffic that we have within this community, then anything that we can do to promote safety also promotes mobility," Sugar Land Police Chief Steve Griffith said.The cameras will be installed at the following locations.
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- Highway 6 at Highway 59 Highway 6 at Lexington Boulevard Highway 59 at Williams Trace Boulevard West Airport Boulevard at Eldridge Parkway
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