Thank you to the city of Aventura. You beat us with your scam red light camera " wb wm lehman cswy/sr 856/ne 192nd St" but we will NEVER grace the Mall or any other establishment in your CITY again . For those who are interested in looking up the intersection on the internet feel free to read all about it as they say. Even your police are embarrassed about this scam. My wife and I have over one hundred years of safe ,violation free driving .Both of us drove while employed. Then to have a notice sent to our home for an innocuous ,innocent incidence via Arizona enforcement is an insult . I doubt if a human stopped us after reviewing our record a $168. ticket would not have been issued. We have visited Florida for over 20 years, now for months at a time, and not even so much as a parking ticket. Maybe it's time to move on. Macy's has stores in other cities and towns ,good bye
Red light cameras, like the one you mentioned in Aventura at the intersection of SR 856 / NE 192nd St (WB WM Lehman Causeway), are a controversial topic in many U.S. cities. They are designed to photograph vehicles that enter intersections after the traffic signal turns red, primarily for safety reasons to reduce collisions. However, many drivers have reported frustrations similar to yours, feeling that the enforcement can be overly punitive or automated in a way that seems unfair.
Understanding Red Light Camera Citations
Controversy and “Scam” Perception
Options for Drivers Receiving a Citation
While many people feel strongly about avoiding red light camera intersections, it’s important to know that the city enforces them consistently and legally. They are intended to improve traffic safety, even if some citations feel unfair to experienced drivers. For visitors, being informed of high-traffic intersections with cameras and approaching with caution can help prevent unexpected fines.