The City Council is planning to authorize the contract with a company called Novoaglobal for the speed and red-light camera pilot program on Thursday.

There are 51 potential locations in Minneapolis where a camera could be placed, and the first five locations are being released by July 15.

The city’s speed cameras could shut off next month if state lawmakers fail to reauthorize the program.

The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday approved a $12 million contract for NovoaGlobal to set up a camera system to ticket ...

The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) has officially taken over responsibility for the country’s safety camera network from police, marking ...