I've been hit by a speeding redlight runner at 50-55 mph in front of a cop, in front of a cop shop, at the intersection of 6th & C and none of the police (nor, apparently, the supposed camera that should have been there) saw anything.  Even if a camera had been there, it would not have stopped this guy.  This was 1997, and it ruined my ability to work.

In addition, I personally think that someone trying to stop at a yellow when they can clearly make it through the intersection safely before it turns red is a moron -- especially in the winter.  Then you're risking an accident.  In winter, sometimes it's just better to honk and run the red (and take that as a sign to slow down).

I fail to see how cameras will stop any accidents at all; they'll just generate more revenue.

After all, there are ways we could reduce drunk drivers, too, but clearly, the Assembly would rather risk our lives and keep the revenue they get after the fact.