Thu
Mar 27 2008
12:20 pm
Red light cameras set to rip off drivers
By: Stormare Mackee

6 cities that were caught shortening yellow light times for profit.

Both Nashville and Chattanooga are on the list. Surely this couldn't happen in Knoxville?

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Johnny Ringo's picture

I didn't know that Nashville

Submitted by Johnny Ringo on Thu, 2008/03/27 - 12:29pm.

I didn't know that Nashville had red light cameras, but I do know that yellow lights are appreciably shorter in Nashville than they are in Knoxville. It takes a little getting used to every time I go back there.

SnM's picture

Nashville doesn't have

Submitted by SnM on Thu, 2008/03/27 - 12:38pm.

Nashville doesn't have red-light cameras. Here's the story about Nashville's traffic signals:

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Chance's picture

I hate to be the bearer of

Submitted by Chance (not verified) on Mon, 2008/04/14 - 6:19pm.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Nashville DOES have red light cams. If you'll notice, especially on Gallatin Rd., there are silver boxes strewn about the streets, with flashing, blue lights on top of them, marked with the Metro Police logo. Once again, sorry to be the bearer.

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