According to wtop.com, "In addition, five portable cameras would be available for use in the Old Lee Highway and Jermantown Road school zones. The movable cameras could be relocated to provide enforcement in highway work zones when that construction is being done. Signage nearby would alert drivers that photo speed enforcement was being done. For the first 30 days, only warning citations would be issued."
As per wtop.com, "After the implementation period, civil fines of up to $100 would be issued when a driver exceeds the posted speed limit by at least 10 mph. Fauquier County’s Board of Supervisors last week approved the use of photo cameras in school and work zones. The county hasn’t said when it planned to install its cameras."
The Fairfax City Council will hold a public hearing on Feb, 23 on its plans to use both fixed and portable speed cameras as a way of slowing traffic near schools and areas where road construction is being done. The current plans, introduced on Jan. 26, would include four fixed post-speed cameras to cover the Woodson High School zone on Main Street and the Fairfax High School zone on Fairfax Boulevard.
According to wtop.com, "In addition, five portable cameras would be available for use in the Old Lee Highway and Jermantown Road school zones. The movable cameras could be relocated to provide enforcement in highway work zones when that construction is being done. Signage nearby would alert drivers that photo speed enforcement was being done. For the first 30 days, only warning citations would be issued."
As per wtop.com, "After the implementation period, civil fines of up to $100 would be issued when a driver exceeds the posted speed limit by at least 10 mph. Fauquier County’s Board of Supervisors last week approved the use of photo cameras in school and work zones. The county hasn’t said when it planned to install its cameras."
According to wtop.com, "In addition, five portable cameras would be available for use in the Old Lee Highway and Jermantown Road school zones. The movable cameras could be relocated to provide enforcement in highway work zones when that construction is being done. Signage nearby would alert drivers that photo speed enforcement was being done. For the first 30 days, only warning citations would be issued."
As per wtop.com, "After the implementation period, civil fines of up to $100 would be issued when a driver exceeds the posted speed limit by at least 10 mph. Fauquier County’s Board of Supervisors last week approved the use of photo cameras in school and work zones. The county hasn’t said when it planned to install its cameras."
