MIAMI – The report card is in on school speed zone cameras.
As Local 10 News has reported, cities across South Florida have rolled out high-tech road monitors designed to keep kids safe.
Now the question is whether they are making the grade.
In a short amount of time, the cameras have already generated over $1 million for the different cities.
Much of that goes back to the cities and is used in a variety of ways, such as public safety and crossing guard programs.
Other than what the cities themselves receive, a portion of the money generated goes to the state, the county and the vendor who operates the cameras.
A full report from Local 10 News’ Jeff Weinsier can be viewed at the top of this page.