That's adding to the 99 readers already on the Dan Ryan Expressway.
The cameras capture images automatically, but the law prohibits those images from being used for speeding or other petty offenses.
Money to increase the number of cameras comes from the Tamara Clayton Expressway Camera Act, named for a postal worker who was shot and killed while driving on I-57 near Cicero Avenue back in 2019.Thanks for reading CBS NEWS.Please enter valid email address to continue
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