Car Concerns

Car ConcernsRedflex, of Scottsdale, Ariz., operates the photo enforcement program for the city. Redflex issues a notice of violation to the registered owner of the offending vehicle after an officer at KPD reviews the digitally recorded violation.

Under the agreement, Redflex gets 85 percent of the first $4,500 generated each month by each camera. The city gets 50 percent of any revenues collected beyond that amount each month.

There is no way that this is about the safety of motorist, it's all about the money. These Red Light cameras will generate millions of dollars in revenue for the City Of Knoxville.

In these times of high gas prices and rising interest rates these Red Light Cameras are an insult to every hard working citizen.

Will is the strenghth of the people. Now is the time to voice your opinion. Call Car Concerns this Saturday on The Horne Radio Network, WKVL 850, WLOD 1140, WATO 1290, WGAP 1400. The USA TOLL-FREE NUMBER: 1.877.958.5850

I strongly suggest that you fight back. Avoid these costly traffic tickets that will appear in your mailbox like magic. Make your license plate invisible to these money grabbing camera's. Go to www.carconcerns.com and click on the PhotoBlocker icon. Don't let them get your cash in a flash!

Trust me...there are more to come!

Current redlight cameras

Intersection (date installed)


Kingston Pike and Alcoa Highway (April 24)

Henley Street and Cumberland Avenue (May 4)

Cedar Bluff Road and North Peters Road (May 11)

Clinton Highway and Tillery Drive (May 16)

North Cedar Bluff and Interstate 40 (May 19)

Western Avenue and West Summit Hill Drive (June 15)

Lovell Road/Interstate 40 (June 24)

Source: Knoxville Police Department


Future sites for cameras


Clinton Highway and Merchants Drive

Interstate 640 and Broadway

Eastbound I-640 and Western Avenue

Kingston Pike and Gallaher View Road

Kingston Pike and Morrell Road

Clinton Highway and Callahan Road

Source: Knoxville Police Department