A bill to expand the use of red light cameras to catch traffic violators in Pittsburgh and suburban Philadelphia is on its way to the governors desk to be signed into law. The measure would not impact Harrisburg-area municipalities. <\/p>\n
The state House of Representatives joined the Senate in approving the measure early Sunday, as lawmakers stayed past their usual 11 p.m. deadline to finish voting on nonbudget matters. <\/p>\n
It would extend the use of automated cameras in Philadelphia through 2017 and allow the devices in Pittsburgh and suburban Philadelphia municipalities with at least 20,000 residents and accredited police departments. <\/p>\n
The programs would be subject to approval by the state Department of Transportation. <\/p>\n
The bill also would require people younger than 18 to complete a PennDOT-approved safety course before they can obtain a junior license to operate motorcycles. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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