SPRINGFIELD, ILL. -- Illinois lawmakers have sent Gov. Pat Quinn legislation that would allow Chicago to monitor school-zone speeding with cameras.

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Chicago's mayor says it will save lives.

The cameras would monitor traffic near schools and send $100 tickets to drivers going more than 5 mph over the limit.

The ticket would not be considered a moving violation.

A spokeswoman says the governor has not decided whether to sign it.

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