Against Photo Radar

If it were only a few traffic cameras- it wouldn't be that big of a deal, but there is more to the problem.

Some of the money goes to private industry that has no interest in public good- only profit.
There is a huge potential for abuse. Abuse by the government and the private industry that profit from it. This kind of abuse has already been documented in San Diego.
Even if you aren't doing anything wrong you will act differently when someone is watching. The difference may be subtle, but it takes away from your individuality.
Traffic cameras are just one part of a larger surveillance state that includes facial recognition cameras in public places, surveillance on buses and schools and the potential for much more.
Each time someone takes away privacy and freedom, it is gone forever and we will never get it back. It also sets a precedent that makes it easier the next time. That is why EVERY encroachment on our freedom and privacy must be fought tooth and nail.
There is no such thing as an acceptable trade of freedom for safety.

Find out more at these websites:

SENSE_ a Canadian site that reveals the truth about cameras, speed, and safety.

http://www.sense.bc.ca/research.htm

Government site against photo enforcement and other big brother tactics. With Dick Armey's findings and letters.

California based- attorneys specializing in photo enforcement. Good advice on what to do if you get a photo-ticket.

One man trying to change the world by getting people to think differently using catchy sticker slogans.