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Supervisors and sheriff debate school zone signs and camera thresholds as new cameras begin warning period
Summary
After new speed cameras were activated in Orange County school zones, supervisors and the sheriff discussed confusing signage, the 30-day warning period and the legal requirement that cameras issue citations only at 10 mph above posted limits.
Board members and the county sheriff spent a lengthy portion of the meeting discussing school-zone signage and the county’s newly installed speed cameras, focusing on driver warning signs, visibility and legal thresholds for automated citations.
Several supervisors said existing flashing signs were old, poorly placed or physically blocking newer warning devices, creating confusion for drivers. Supervisor Nickel suggested larger advance-warning signage (“a billboard”) so motorists receive clearer notice before entering a…
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