The City of Cleveland, Ohio, is installing 42 cameras, 30 red-light camera systems and 12 speed cameras at various intersections throughout the area to help increase city revenues and possibly reduce traffic accidents. A red-light camera is a device designed to identify drivers who have run red lights. A vehicle owner whose car has crossed through the intersection while the light is red will receive either a $100 red light ticket or a $200 speeding ticket in the mail from the City of Cleveland. Yet another reason to NOT drive into Cleveland! On 1-25-2006 the Plain Dealer reported that 2,300 tickets were issued, and 97% of the tickets were generated at E71st and Chester Avenue. That statistic suggests that perhaps the camera has not been setup correctly? Or perhaps from the Traffic/Finance dept it is setup correctly and all the other cameras need adjusted to produce more tickets.