Red Light Camera Locations

[Fed Up]

Island locations of red light cameras

1. Victory Boulevard and Morani Street
Near College of Staten Island main entrance.

2. Huguenot Avenue and Woodrow Road
On the Huguenot side of the Grace Christian Chapel.

3. Gannon Avenue and Bradley Avenue
Along Staten Island Expressway in the direction of the Verrazano Bridge.

4. Amboy Road and Tysens Lane
Outside entrance to Monsignor Farrell High School.

5. Hylan and Tysens Lane
Across from St. Charles parking lot.

6. Hylan and Burbank Street
Camera on center traffic divider facing Shop Rite Supermarket.

Hylan Boulevard and Arden Avenue
On passenger side across from Appleseed Realty.

8. Richmond Avenue and Victory Boulevard
Opposite BP gas station on center traffic divider.

9. Richmond Avenue and West Caswell Avenue
Outside of Santacroce Greenhouse nursery.

10. Richmond Avenue and Draper Place
In both directions.

11. Arthur Kill Road and Richmond Avenue
On corner next to Safari Amusement Park.

12. Narrows Road and Clove Road at Milford Drive
On passenger side.

13. Narrows Road North and Richmond Road
A rotating location.

14. On Clove Road and Cheshire Place
A rotating location.

15. Forest Avenue and South Avenue
Across from Via Lube.

16. South Avenue and Travis Avenue
In the direction of West Shore Plaza across from football field.

17. Richmond Avenue and Lander Avenue
In both directions.

18. Richmond Avenue and Eton Place
On center traffic divider across from Willowbrook Park Baptist Church.

19. Narrows Road North and Clove Road
On drivers side just before the Clove Road right lane turn off.

20. Clove Road and Bard Avenue
On passenger side at intersection of Clove, Bard and Bement.

21. Richmond Road and New Dorp Lane
In both directions.

22. Narrows Road North and Fingerboard Road
On passenger side at the first intersection getting off at Exit 14 of the SIE

23. Capodanno Boulevard between Sand Lane and Seaview Avenue
Road turns into and out of boardwalk parking lot

[Buzz]

This Google map plots them all ...

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&ll=40.593165,-74.065919&spn=0.006599,0.011823&z=16&msid=209379624013410217498.00049e5f5189aa5cb7b00

[terminator]

as usual THANKS BUZZ!!!

[mirrorcheck]

More accidents at these locations "light for light" then other locations...hmmm!!!

[Buzz]

Where'd you get that quote?


http://www.silive.com/news/index.ssf/2011/03/red_light_cameras_show_staten.html

[mirrorcheck]

Red Light Camera Research Methods- Reports Critiques

[Buzz]

Red Light Camera Research Methods- Reports Critiques

Link?

[mirrorcheck]

I am sorry Buzz was looking at two different pages at the same time :

               "While they eliminated T-Bone accidents.......... they are almost universally credited for increasing rear-end accidents. "

        http://autos.aol.com/article/red-light-camera-accidents/

           PS my quote in my first post I cant seem to find....When I find the page to reference that I will post....in the meantime the post above was in the link posted.

[mirrorcheck]

From the National Motorist Association:

     http://blog.motorists.org/red-light-cameras-increase-accidents-5-studies-that-prove-it/

[mirrorcheck]

My Conclusion is Govt agencies will counter with there studies. However if you piece all of the above together it makes sense its just a money making deal. Fact is some people will slow or stop at a stale green in locations locally that they know. I believe that is a formula for an accident more often then not getting a bill in the mail. What do you think?

[Buzz]

Well, for sure it's a money-maker and from those articles there is no clear consensus as to whether they prevent or cause accidents. My real beef with these things are that it seems that the yellow lights are severely shortened whenever they install a camera. This makes it more of a trap than the purportedly intended safety device ... whether it actually is or not.

[GMC JOE]

Come on Buzz , I am sure you remember when traffic lights had no yellow in between the red and green !