More than 10,000 warnings issued during first 60 days of Pittsburgh's red light camera enforcement

More than 10,000 warnings were issued during the first 60 days of enforcement of red light cameras at two Pittsburgh intersections.Countless injuries, some deaths and avoidable accidents over the years put Pittsburgh on a path to try and make the city's streets safer.Between traffic calming efforts and red light cameras, progress is being made.The city's efforts, until recently, have been focused on trying to slow drivers down."The framework for most of our traffic calming projects are speed humps or speed tables, which are the real physical enforcers of speeds," said Jan Raether, Infrastructure Engagement Manager for Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure.Raether said that three months after calming efforts are installed, officials can look at the percentage of drivers who are speeding before and after the measures are implemented."[We can] see how much of a drop, and it almost always is a drop," Raether said.It will take a little while longer to know the impact of Pit