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Photo Radar Changes

Howard Fischer/Capitol Media Services | Posted: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 4:00 pm

A proposed photo radar law would change how Arizona defines an intersection. Now, it is defined as an area within what would be imaginary lines extended from each curb. Drivers can be cited if the rear bumper of their vehicle crosses into the intersection after a signal turns red. HB 2557 would define the intersection as the painted stop line, or the first crosswalk line, that a vehicle crosses when entering an intersection.

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