The appellate division sent both court cases back to the counties' State Supreme Courts to determine how much money the counties owe.
Lawmakers on Long Island voted Wednesday to keep the controversial red light cameras in Suffolk County.
Eyewitness News has learned that Nassau County has failed to install 70 percent of "Stop Here on Red" traffic signs at red-light camera intersections, and by law, the signs were supposed to be installed by March 1.
The program, which begins Wednesday, will apply to moving violations, parking tickets and red light camera citations.
Statistics show accidents at red light camera intersections increased 1.5 percent compared to the three years prior to the cameras being installed.
The state's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is now calling for new school bus safety laws.