Drivers with red-light camera infractions issued before the program ended on Sunday will need to have those adjudicated.

LONG ISLAND - After 14 years, Suffolk County is pumping the brakes on its controversial red-light camera program.

Suffolk County is deactivating its red light cameras, ending a controversial program that ticketed drivers for the last 14 years.

Suffolk County's red light cameras are being deactivated, ending a controversial program that ticketed drivers for over a decade. CBS News New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.

Suffolk County is putting the brakes on its red-light camera program after 14 years. It will be out of commission on Dec. 1. "I get too many tickets. Turning on red when it doesn't say no turn on red," says Ben Leibstein, of Babylon.

After 14 years, Suffolk's red-light camera program concluded on Dec. 1. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. Credit: Anthony Florio

After 14 years, Suffolk County is pumping the brakes on its controversial red light camera program. FOX 5 NY’s Jodi Goldberg explains why they decided to end it and how they plan to address any safety concerns.