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A legislative committee has heeded the advice of the ACLU and others and turned down a gubernatorial proposal to install radar cameras on an accident-prone section of I-95. A majority on the committee voted not to send the bill on for further action, arguing that the public’s right to privacy outweighs a dubious attempt to improve highway safety. Comments by those voting to kill the bill echoed those expressed by the ACLU earlier in the week. Read a news account: http://www.courant.com/news/local/hc-cameras0307.artmar07,0,151867.story Read the ACLU viewpoint: Traffic camera fact sheet
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