Stop On Red Program

A recent study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found fatal crash rates involving red light running were reduced by 24 percent in the 14 largest U.S. cities using safety cameras from 2004-2008. The City of Clearwater’s new intersection safety campaign will be important in reducing the number of red light running crashes and injuries or fatalities associated with these crashes.

ABOUT OUR PROGRAM - The City of Clearwater has implemented an intersection safety campaign to increase public safety and reduce the number of red light/speeding-related collisions. Learn more about the traffic safety improvement program.

HOW IT WORKS - Traffic safety cameras are operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week, taking pictures and recording video. Learn more about how traffic cameras and our intersection safety campaign.

TRAFFIC SAFETY CAMERA LOCATIONS - The City of Clearwater has identified three intersections with a higher rate of red light running and red light running crashes based on data from 2009 to 2010. Find out where the cameras are located.

NOTICE OF VIOLATION - If a red light violation is caught on camera, the information is sent to the Clearwater Police Department, where police personnel will review the photos or video. What you need to know if you receive a notice.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - Some commonly asked questions regarding red light cameras and the intersection safety campaign.