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Seattle Drivers Downloading Red Light Camera App
by NATALIE SWABY / KING 5 News
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Seattle - As more red light cameras pop up, more people are turning to technology to help them avoid tickets. The controversial PhantomALERT Application is something drivers are downloading. According to PhantomALERT 's CEO, Joseph Scott, more than 109,000 people in the Seattle area have this application on their GPS device or iPhone to help avoid tickets at intersections with red light cameras.
One fan of PhantomALERT is Mike Cheney of Seattle. Cheney says he's had PhantomALERT on his phone for a year and uses it daily. It pinpoints where red light cameras and speed enforcement areas are operating. It costs $10 a month. The company's slogan is "see them before they see you." Cheney says he made the purchase with safety in mind, but acknowledges some drivers might use it to avoid traffic cameras and continue dangerous driving habits.
"People are going to do what they're going to do. The majority of the people I have talked to and that I know that actually have this, use it strictly to be aware, to be safe, and to be a more responsible citizen," says Cheney.
Some law enforcement agencies have said it could encourage people to continue poor driving habits without feeling the sting of a ticket. We decided to check in with Bellevue Police. The city's red light cameras have been operating for about a year. In that time roughly 23,000 tickets were issued. Officer Carla Iafrate with the Bellevue Police Department says she has no problem with an app that helps alert people to the city's safety programs.
"I think it is good news. That way people's driving habit awareness and safety awareness has gone up, and if that's what this application does, more power to it," says Iafrate.
The PhantomALERT Application does work off some user information. When people see a new red light camera or traffic enforcement area they notify PhantomALERT. On the company's website it states that PhantomALERT works to verify the user traffic tips.
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