At a forum last night, Windsor Height Police laid out the case for speed cameras on their one-mile stretch of I-235. the call the stretch the most dangerous road in the western suburb. Police Chief Dennis McDaniel said the cameras would not only help slow down speeders, they would free police offers to do other work. Bottom line, says the Cedar Rapids Police Chief, who McDaniel brought in to help sway citizens: the cameras save lives. He tells our news partners at KCCI a pair of curves there were averaging two fatal wrecks a year before cameras. There have been none since the system was installed.
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