Georgia Drivers Complain About Insufficient Warnings in Speed Camera Zones
In Gwinnett County, Georgia, drivers are expressing frustration over inadequate warnings when entering school speed camera zones. A new state law mandates more visible signage to alert drivers, but many claim the current warnings are insufficient. Investigative reports reveal that municipalities are using these cameras to enforce regular speed limits, not just reduced school zone limits. Some drivers, like James Zinn, have received multiple tickets within minutes, leading to disputes over the fairness and visibility of these warnings. The law requires improved signage and flashing lights, but implementation appears inconsistent, prompting criticism from drivers and lawmakers. 
