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Source: WSB News
Lilburn Red Light Cameras Back
By Jon Lewis
@ June 5, 2009 5:29 AM
(WSB Radio) Gwinnett drivers beware, two red light cameras in the city of Lilburn are back in commission. All three of the city's cameras were suspended back in March after a 73 percent drop in citations due to a new law that added an additional second to the yellow light.
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...the city decided for safety reasons at least two of the red light cameras needed to be recommissioned...
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The light at Rockbridge Road and Hwy 29 will be decommissioned altogether.
FACTS:
- Camera use stopped in March 2009.
- Two cameras resumed in June 2009.
- Rockbridge Road and Hwy 29 was removed.
What did our competitors do with this information?
Nothing, as of July 30, 2009.
- They missed the removal in March 2009.
- They missed partial reactivation in June 2009.
*claim based on information available on competitor's
website on July 30, 2009.
Competitor #1's Website on July 31, 2009 at 1:20pm CST.
Only 2 Cameras are active in Lilburn, GA as of June 2009.
They show 7 cameras.
As of March 2009, the camera at Rockbridge & Highway 29 was not in use.
Here is what our competitor shows on July 31, 2009.
Competitor #2's website as of July 31, 2009 at 1:30pm CST:
Data for three of the five locations hasn't been accurate since March 2009.
Competitor #1's Website on July 31, 2009 at 1:36pm CST.
Months later, the cameras remain in our competitor's database.
Competitor #2's website as of July 31, 2009 at 1:42pm CST:
With their database, you get annoying alerts despite the fact that these cameras are no longer active.
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Competitor #3's website as of August 2, 2009 at 8:42am CST:
This site has not removed the Snelville cameras.
It doesn't have some of the original cameras either!
It never was correct and remains incorrect now.
Competitor #3's website as of July 31, 2009 at 8:56am CST:
Six cameras still shown in Lilburn, GA - 4 months after their removal!
How are we different than the Garmin Safety Camera dataset?
- You can't explore what is in the Garmin dataset. The contents are hidden. You are buying on faith only.
- You can't set your own alert distance. It is fixed. Take it or leave it.
- You can't browse your GPS to see where there are cameras near you.
- There is no published list of coverage for the Garmin dataset.
- You can't search for camera locations along your route.
- Alerts you with an unexplained alert called "variable safety camera zone" where no cameras exist.
- You get to try it free for 30 days to experience the issues yourself.
- You get to pay $9.99 more than our proven dataset.
- Your purchase from Garmin supports a 3rd party European company.
