San Jose to pilot traffic cameras to reduce speeding - San José Spotlight
San Jose could hand out more speeding tickets next year, thanks to a controversial bill bringing traffic cameras to several California cities.| San José Spotlight
San Jose could hand out more speeding tickets next year, thanks to a controversial bill bringing traffic cameras to several California cities.| San José Spotlight
A San Jose task force aimed at finding ways to eliminate traffic deaths is folding at the end of the year — and while road safety improvements have been made, the city still has work to do in reducing fatalities.| San José Spotlight
On the corner, waiting at the white-lined crosswalk just a block from school, children line up to look both ways and be escorted across the busy intersection by a crossing guard. Dressed in neon yellow or orange, crossing guards were once familiar faces, but many school districts across the country struggle to hire and retain...| San José Spotlight
Originally introduced in the 1970s, right turn on red has since become standard practice at signalized intersections. But some cities are reconsidering whether this decades-old rule still makes sense in today’s urban landscape.| San José Spotlight
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