jangliss wrote:Yep, understood, but if we're explicitly calling out removing RLCs, it might be worth referencing it so if people forget, it's covered.

I only mentioned it because I dealt with an RLC issue several months ago that was marked fixed and URs still pilled up because the editor hadn't updated a neighboring segment.

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SCR Wiki wrote:While Texas has allowed red-light cameras in the past, recent legislation has been signed banning them. Some cities have been given special dispensation due to contract expiration dates, but most cities are required to disable and/or remove red-light cameras by September 1, 2019.

Editors are encouraged to investigate whether the cameras in the areas in which they edit are still active. If the cameras are no longer active, they may be deleted from the map.

Remember that red-light cameras do not trigger an update automatically.

jangliss wrote:I've not had a chance to take a look, but it might be worth adding a comment that removing RLCs does not trigger a tile update (unless it has changed), so other changes in the area will need to be done to update.

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While Texas has allowed red-light cameras in the past, recent legislation has been signed banning them. Some cities have been given special dispensation due to contract expiration dates, but most cities are required to disable and/or remove red-light cameras by September 1, 2019.

Editors are encouraged to investigate whether the cameras in the areas in which they edit are still active. If the cameras are no longer active, they may be deleted from the map.

snowboardjoe wrote:Austin also shutdown all enforcement of red light cameras citywide effective immediately, so you can add that to the list. I don't think there are many though. A rare sighting for me (and I drive a lot right now).