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Roosevelt Boulevard speed cameras represent rare bipartisan win - WHYY
Broad Street at Spruce in Philly | NBC10 Philadelphia - YouTube
Philly Bus Cameras Catch Over 20,000 Bus Lane Violations | Planetizen News
Philadelphia Needs More Surveillance Cameras. Now.
Philadelphia traffic: Cameras recording drivers on Roosevelt Boulevard could lead to $150 speeding ticket - 6abc Philadelphia
PPA: Philly red-light camera violations jumped in last year
More red light cameras coming to Philly intersections - WHYY
New Program In West Philadelphia Called 'Project Safe Corridors' Hopes To Deter Crime, Help Police Catch Suspects - CBS Philadelphia
Roosevelt Boulevard speed cameras will start issuing hefty fines to violators Saturday
City of Philadelphia Traffic Operations Center | Case Study - Vistacom, Inc
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A West Philly group has launched an effort to give residents free surveillance cameras
Philadelphia to install more than 100 security cameras near rec centers to deter gun violence
Roosevelt Boulevard's speed cameras begin operating on June 1 | PhillyVoice
First cameras going up in effort to curb speeding Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia - 6abc Philadelphia
Philly traffic fines pay for Pittsburgh work
Webcams in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. - Chris Mendla's Corner
Red-Light Camera Ticket FAQs | The Philadelphia Parking Authority
32 Speed Cameras Are Being Installed Along Roosevelt Blvd. in Philadelphia
Do the new speed cameras on Roosevelt Boulevard target Black drivers?
West Philly group to give free cameras as crime deterrent
/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-pmn.s3.amazonaws.com/public/FVQCQ4KJJZB7XHNEQTLKCG5UAI.jpg "Police forces in Philly region are among 400 that have partnered with doorbell company Ring")
Police forces in Philly region are among 400 that have partnered with doorbell company Ring
Speed cameras on Roosevelt Boulevard are saving lives. Philly needs the program to continue and expand. | Office of the Mayor | City of Philadelphia
