Horrible idea. 
Firstly the cameras have never been shown to be accurate, and certainly there's plenty of room for error in Alaska's inclement weather (when one cannot see the crosswalk under snow/ice, how does one avoid entering it?). 
Second the cameras cannot differentiate between registered owner and driver. My car is registered only to me, who is on the financing. If my wife, relative whos visiting, etc is driving and violates, but the citation is issued to the license plate, I am cited for a violation I did not commit. The burden then falls to me to prove I'm not guilty, which is a corruption to the core of the justice system.
Third there's a whole constitutional issue with facing my accuser. How does one question a camera in court? How will the system be represented and questioned for flaws?

These are just 3 legal issues, nevermind the moral and ethical implications of corporate profiteering, etc on this. It's a bad idea and it should never be seriously considered.