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I do recall a long time ago seeing documented proof that some municipalities installed red light cameras an drastically shortened the time the yellow light was on in order to create lots of minor accidents and ticket revenue. This does not seem to be tha case in Texas. Good for Texas !
Actually, many intersections in my area of Texas have very, very short yellow lights where the cameras are installed. Still, we are definitely seeing fewer accidents in town. Zero near my house the past year, where there used to be several per year.