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Trooper Steve on Patrol: What Florida drivers need to know about red light cameras

Stop means stop

Orange Park red light camera (Tommy Garcia/WJXT)

ORLANDO, Fla. – Red light cameras have been around Florida for years, but they still create plenty of confusion.

Can they actually ticket you?

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How much does that ticket cost?

Where exactly are you supposed to stop your vehicle?

And what about those right turns on red?

On Trooper Steve on Patrol, we’re diving into the do’s and don’ts of red light cameras, how they work, and some of the common mistakes drivers make that could end up costing them.

Growing up, my mom had a simple way of explaining what no meant when I would question her: “What part of the ‘N’ or the ‘O’ don’t you understand?”

In other words, stop means stop.

But as you’ll see in today’s segment, there’s a little more to it than simply hitting the brakes. Where you stop, when you stop, and how you proceed can make all the difference.

Most importantly, red lights aren’t just about avoiding a ticket. Intersections remain one of the most common locations for serious crashes. Taking a few extra seconds to stop properly and pay attention to your surroundings can help keep everyone safe.

Join me as we break down the facts, clear up some misconceptions, and take a closer look at what every Florida driver should know about red light cameras.


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