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Most of Iowa’s fixed traffic cameras must be turned off
Which Iowa speed cameras can be used after DOT ruling? Look them up in our database:
Fort Dodge was the only municipality to see all of its requests granted to use mobile cameras at 19 locations. Davenport may use cameras at 86% of its 51 requested locations, mostly mobile, while 61% of Des Moines' 41 requested permits got the green light from the DOT.
Most of Iowa’s fixed traffic cameras must be turned off as DOT implements new law
Most of Iowa’s traffic cameras that issue speeding tickets in permanent locations must be turned off after the Iowa Department of Transportation denied the vast majority of cities’ requests to operate them.
Iowa speed cameras shut down following DOT rulings — Here are the ones that are still active
Nearly 200 fixed and mobile speed cameras were required to turn off Tuesday after the Iowa DOT deemed them unnecessary.
Which Des Moines traffic cameras are still operating? What to know after Iowa DOT decision
In addition, the state denied the city's request to use mobile cameras at 14 locations.In the lead-up to the 2020 election, all eyes are on Iowa. Get updates of all things Iowa politics delivered to your inbox.
Iowa shuts down most speed cameras
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - The vast majority of Iowa’s speed cameras are being shut off this week – but not in Davenport and LeClaire. Davenport will keep four cameras and LeClaire will keep one after a ruling from the Iowa Department of Transportation.
Iowa DOT denies over 100 traffic cam permits
It's a hot topic among drivers, and now a new decision from the Iowa Department of Transportation will keep them off many roads.
Iowa DOT only approves four of Cedar Rapids' traffic camera requests, rejects nine others
Cedar Rapids had most of its requests for traffic cameras rejected by the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT), part of a statewide denial of automated traff
DOT rules Webster City’s automated speed cameras are ‘not necessary’
Webster City’s four fixed traffic cameras can no longer be used because they are “not necessary,” according to an Iowa Department of Transportation ruling. The DOT announced its decision on Monday. Webster City has 30 days to appeal.
Majority of traffic cameras nixed by Iowa DOT under new law
The DOT on Monday approved only 11 fixed automated traffic enforcement cameras across the state while denying requests for 128 others
Iowa DOT decides which automated traffic enforcement cameras to allow in Cedar Rapids
The number of locations where the city of Cedar Rapids can enforce speed limits using automated traffic enforcement cameras has been reduced due to a new state law.
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LeClaire, Davenport turn off most speed cameras; 62K tickets issued in LeClaire in 2023
Motorists on Interstate 80 near LeClaire will, for now, no longer receive a speeding ticket from automatic enforcement ...
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DOT approves Des Moines’ speed camera plan, but not without a hitch
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