That’s how I see it, we’ll know in a few days. The city council will be presented with information to vote on a contract renewal with ACS, the company that processes the tickets for the City of Milwaukie. Chief Jordan’s report recommends to the city council that they renew the expired contract with ACS. The previous contract expired on Continue reading
In Beaverton Red Means Stop, Even Right Turns
Right turn monitoring at Beaverton intersections has gone live! Beginning February 1, 2011, illegal right turns on red (such as rolling stops) will be enforced with the existing red light cameras. In addition to the infractions currently enforced at Photo Red Light intersections drivers who don’t come to a complete stop before turning right will issued a citation when caught by the cameras. $382.00 Continue reading
KATU and Beaverton Red Light Story
KATU has a story about the Red Light Intersections being on and issuing warnings. Going live 2/1/11.
Warning sign too low! 12/18/10 12:30PM
Here is the warning sign for a Beaverton Van that is lower than 2 feet from the ground. This was taken on Dec 18, 2010 at 12:28 PM on Canyon Road just after 87th Ave. The van was parked in the ODOT work area just up the road. Continue reading
NE 47th Near I84
NE 47th Ave near NE Halsey, just before you go over I84
Milwaukie’s municipal court busy – Surprised?
OregonLive has posted an article explaining that the municipal court in Milwaukie is now the busiest court in Clackamas County. Is any one surprised? According to the article over $600,000 Continue reading
Milwaukie Van on sidewalk
Does anyone know if it is legal to park on a sidewalk? Here’s a video someone posted to YouTube of the Milwaukie van.
No nighttime early warning
I made an interesting observation with the Beaverton radar vans last night.
If you have ever seen the vans at night, you know that the speed sign on the back of the van is like the sun at noon day. When that thing lights up it gives everyone within a quarter of a mile ample warning. I ran across the vans last night and made a very interesting observation. The operators position the display parallel to the road so it isn’t easily seen by the cars as they approach the van. Continue reading