This year’s Fourth of July celebration in St. Augustine will come with a few changes, as the city implements new measures ...

For visitors to Southwest Florida, Shrimp Shack represents the kind of authentic local experience that guidebooks often miss. This isn’t a tourist trap designed to capitalize on beach traffic with ...

Brandes explained that the study reveals that Florida’s traffic lights are not only out of sync but also outdated. “Our traffic light signals have really not changed since the ’40s and ...

Red light cameras are relatively new to American roads. Despite being around since the 1960s in countries such as the Netherlands, they didn't become commonplace in the United States until 1992 ...

It turns out that, despite a vertical (up and down) setup being the default in most cities and states, there are some areas where the traffic lights are mostly horizontal (left and right).

The problem began early Friday afternoon, Feb. 28. Traffic lights were flashing at major intersections along parts of Essen Lane, Siegen Lane, Government Street, Florida Boulevard, and more.

According to the Florida Department of Transportation, if a traffic light is flashing red, come to a complete stop an treat it as if it were a four-way stop sign, meaning the first to arrive at ...

Traffic lights countywide follow scripts engineers program for them, changing their red-light or green-light time depending on the time of day, whether traffic is unexpectedly heavy or light.

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — The Boynton Beach Police Department said Wednesday that a new red-light camera was installed at the intersection of Boynton Beach Boulevard and Northwest 8th Street.

New red-light camera watching over Boynton Beach intersection by Sophie Pendrill Wed, August 21st 2024 at 10:16 AM Updated Wed, August 21st 2024 at 4:50 PM ...

But those red-light cameras come with their own set of concerns. For one, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled in 2015 that they’d been deployed illegally by equating license plates with vehicle owners.

About half the cities using red light cameras in the state are located in South Florida. WLRN analyzed data for those cities and found one tiny town making $1,45 million per year, while another ...