How many times do we have to tell these bozos "NO". Everybody with half a brain knows that the whole "robot enforcement" movement is nothing more than revenue generation without officially raising taxes. This has been done in numerous cities and every one that has instituted it has had to deal with massive public outcries and condemnations. There are too many problematic tickets and the safeguards are always inadequate to prevent unjust fines. The other problem is that the companies that sell this "service" always promote "mission creep". As in 1996, it started out with speed traps in school zones, then they started speed traps on other stretches of road. Then the company received authority to write parking tickets, then it expanded to writing expired plate tickets in city parking lots, then it expanded to the UAA/Providence parking lot and then all parking lots. Then they started creating violations Then it blew up. It created lots of revenue, but everybody mistrusted it. Don't do it!