Tempe photo enforcement cameras are going active
Starting June 6 if you get caught by one of the new photo enforcement cameras in Tempe, you'll be getting a ticket. Red light and speed enforcement cameras have been monitoring 14 busy intersections with a high-risk history of speeding and crashes. The systems were activated on May 7, but up until now, drivers who were caught only received a warning.
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