If you have been anticipating the new red-light and speed cameras on North Albany Road — has anyone? — the wait is almost over.
So where are we with Albany’s plan to step up traffic enforcement with cameras at four intersections in town? Getting closer, but not there yet.
It was in December 2023 that the Albany City Council voted to equip four intersections with cameras to catch speeders and red-light runners. The cameras may soon be installed, and then we’ll see if they yield the anticipated result.
What do you think the Albany city government makes off the two cameras that catch red-light runners at Queen Avenue and Geary Street? Go ahead, take a guess.
In what would be a first for Albany, the city police chief wants speed enforcement cameras to be installed at four intersections.
For one reason or another, Albany’s red-light cameras were on my mind the other day, and it cost me eleven bucks that I didn’t need to spend.
On N. Albany Road, traffic cameras in place
It won’t be long now before photo-enforcement cameras will keep an eye on North Albany Road traffic at West Thornton Lake Drive.
Tags: North Albany Road, photo enforcement, red light cameras, speed cameras, Verra Mobility