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In an effort to provide you with more information, we've provided answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about road safety camera violations. Please be advised that the frequently asked questions about road safety camera violations may not apply to the jurisdiction that issued your violation. To review Questions and Answers specific to the jurisdiction that issued your violation, please log in with your notice/citation number and PIN.

How do red-light cameras work?

The cameras used in the red-light safety program use sophisticated technology to help save lives. This video explains in simple terms the basic operation of these life saving devices. Click the YouTube logo if you want to view this video in different resolutions.

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Interested in knowing how red-light running events are processed?

This video emphasizes how every detail is checked, re-checked and checked again by ATS employees and police to ensure that every event captured results in a violation being issued and meets all of the issuing authority's legal requirements.

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What is the goal of this program?

The primary goal of all road safety programs is to make streets safer for all drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians. Red-light safety camera programs in Florida are funding research to cure paralysis. Play this video to learn more.

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Traffic Safety Statistics:

Traffic collisions are the No. 1 killer of teens in the United States. On average, 11 teens die each day in preventable crashes. (IIHS)"

The economic impact of traffic collisions involving 15 through 20-year-old drivers is more than $40 billion. (NHTSA)"

One in three Americans knows someone who has been injured or killed in a red-light running crash."

The city of Chandler, AZ recorded a nearly 50% decrease in red-light violations due to red-light safety cameras."

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers who use hand-held devices while driving are four times as likely to get into crashes serious enough to injure themselves or others. Red-light running is the leading cause of urban crashes according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety."

Speeding kills more than 1,000 Americans every month. (IIHS)"

Speeding is a factor in about one-third of all fatal crashes. In 2009, more than 13,000 people died in speed related crashes. (IIHS)"

About half of the deaths in red-light running crashes are people other than the driver including pedestrians, bicyclists, and occupants in other vehicles."

The financial cost to the public as a result of red-light running crashes is estimated to be more than $14 billion each year."