An operator of red-light cameras alleged not to be compliant with New Jersey law has agreed to pay $2.1 million to settle class-action suits alleging federal rights violations.
Drivers ticketed based on Redflex Traffic Systems’ cameras in five towns—Cherry Hill, Edison, Englewood Cliffs, Newark and Stratford—would get refunds of 10 percent on fines up to $140 if the settlement is approved.
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