City officials in Neptune Beach are poised to potentially implement a new automated traffic ticketing system, aimed at curbing speeding in school zones.
City officials in Neptune Beach are set to have a public hearing and first reading tomorrow to discuss a new automated traffic ticketing system, that could leave you with a fine if you go over a certain speed.While some residents say they see the automated system as a necessary measure to protect students, others say they are concerned about its effectiveness and the impact on motorists.
Neptune Beach Mayor Elaine Brown told Action News Jax about the importance of prioritizing child safety, particularly in school zones. The proposed ordinance says while Neptune Beach has not had a recent case, Jacksonville has had numerous incidents of pedestrians getting struck by a vehicle. “I don’t think that’s the best way to go about it. I think an officer should be patrolling the roads when school hours are starting or when they end,” Chandler said.
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