In the city of Dallas, a new speed detection system is being implemented. The system will be activated in the zone surrounding Dallas Elementary School. This photo-enforced system is set to go live on August 4.
It is being put in place by the City of Dallas Police Department. Further details about the system can be found through the City of Dallas Police Department or local news sources, such as FOX 5 Atlanta.
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