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PHOENIX (AP) - The state has awarded a contract to put radar-triggered mobile speed-enforcement cameras on state highways to a company that used to operate Scottsdale's Loop 101 freeway enforcement system.Company and state Department of Public Safety spokesmen say the contract for the first stage of a speed-enforcement program went to Redflex Traffic Systems Incorporated of Scottsdale. Governor Janet Napolitano authorized it earlier this year.The first stage involves placing sensor-triggered cameras in vans or sport utility vehicles that would be placed on highways at locations picked by DPS.A second stage would put cameras on Phoenix-area freeways.Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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