I have lived in Lynnwood for 23 years. Though I am not a big fan of the traffic cameras, I will say this. Before the red light cameras were installed along 196th, when the light would turn red an average of three more cars would go through it. The red light cameras have solved that problem. For that reason, I am willing to accept them.
Charles Barnett
Lynnwood
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