Speak Up: Backing the Blue means giving police tools to keep Arizona streets safe
State Sen. Frank Carroll penned an op-ed urging fellow lawmakers to reject SB 1019, which would ban Arizona cities and towns from using photo enforcement, including cameras to catch red-light runners and speeding motorists. He also opposes SCR 1002, which would refer to the 2026 ballot a proposal to outlaw photo enforcement statewide.
“I’m curious if someone can explain why license testing is only given once, and not having to test again? Usually when you turn 65 years old. I feel all drivers become complacent and have a tendency to put the severity of laws and safety aside. Was it a cost-savings? Is this why Arizona has some of the worst driving records? — Mina Sanchez via email
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Speak Up: Backing the Blue means giving police tools to keep Arizona streets safe
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State Sen. Frank Carroll penned an op-ed urging fellow lawmakers to reject SB 1019, which would ban Arizona cities and towns from using photo enforcement, including cameras to catch red-light runners and speeding motorists. He also opposes SCR 1002, which would refer to the 2026 ballot a proposal to outlaw photo enforcement statewide.
“I’m curious if someone can explain why license testing is only given once, and not having to test again? Usually when you turn 65 years old. I feel all drivers become complacent and have a tendency to put the severity of laws and safety aside. Was it a cost-savings? Is this why Arizona has some of the worst driving records? — Mina Sanchez via email
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