Wrap: The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill that would require the Department of Transportation to establish a minimum interval time for yellow lights. 

Republican Representative Rick Stream says the bill would impose standards for the length of time for the yellow light depending on traffic.  

St. Louis City Democratic Representative Margo McNeil says the bill would not make a huge difference and is costly to the state. 

But, Stream says after the city of Arnold implemented this formula for their yellow light timings, there was a ninety percent reduction in red light tickets.

The bill now goes back to the Senate to review the House changes. 

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ashley Hartman.

Wrap: After one Missouri city experienced revenue cuts due to reduced red light tickets, the Missouri House passed a bill that would require a formula for this minimum light change interval. 

Republican Representative Rick Stream says this bill would prevent the amount of traffic violations throughout the state. 

St. Louis City Democratic Representative Margo McNeil spoke against the bill saying it would cost the state a lot of money and would not make much of a difference. 

The yellow light forgiveness bill now goes back to the Senate to review some House changes. 

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ashley Hartman.