3 Red Light Cameras Added to North and West Philly

Updated 11:48 AM EST, Wed, Jan 7, 2009

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A word of warning to commuters who travel through Philadelphia: the city will add three new red light cameras Wednesday, January 7 in North and West Philadelphia.

Here are the locations:

  • 58th and Walnut Streets
  • Broad Street and Hunting Park Avenue
  • 9th Street and Roosevelt Boulevard

Red light cameras put the brakes on accidents, experts say.
 
Drivers who violate the red light cameras will receive a $100 fine.

First Published: Jan 7, 2009 11:42 AM EST

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