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Hi Brian and Marie,
In Maryland we've had red light camera's for quite a while. Virginia voted them out about four years ago for the same reasons you stated . . . increased accidents and rear-endings (although I don't know who was actually getting rear-ended in that deal).
Back to Maryland . . . they just voted in speed camera's which I would think are constitutionally illegal. The owner of the vehicle gets ticketed and threatened with suspension when the owner may not have even been driving. You don't get a chance to face your accuser unless, of course, you drive back down to the jurisdiction that issued the ticket, to fight it in court.
I really hope Maryland follows suit with Texas, but I seriously doubt they will. They are grappling for every source of funding they can get.