To clamp down on speeding drivers and red-light runners, Phoenix plans to bring traffic cameras back to the city after six years.

Phoenix is moving forward with their plans to reinstall red light cameras at dangerous intersections. The city council approved the project last October, citing high crash rates and red light runners.

Phoenix will enter into a $12 million contract with American Traffic Solutions for photo enforcement to curb speeders and red-light runners.

The City of Phoenix has agreed to pay Verra Mobility $12 million to move forward to restart red light and speed enforcement cameras. Neighboring cities say photo enforcement works.

A driver is dead after police said he ran a red light and caused a crash with a police officer in north Phoenix on Thursday night.

A driver was killed in a collision involving a Phoenix police SUV after running a red light near Pinnacle Peak and Cave Creek roads at about 7:20 p.m. on June 19, police said.

Phoenix moving forward with red light camera intersection projects Phoenix is moving forward with its plans to reinstall red light cameras at dangerous intersections.

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