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Old 09-19-2004, 09:14 PM  
arg
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Quote:
Originally posted by Magg
I am not guilty however, of intentionally, planning or wanting to run the redlight.
That failure of planning is what you did wrong. Intent doesn't matter, if you don't plan for things like lights changing, you messed up.

Quote:
Originally posted by Magg

2nd of all, your driving behind a big truck about a car lengths behind him, you cant see top because the roof of the truck is in the way. the guy is going full steam, and doesnt show any signs of slowing down and goes through an intersection.
I understand you couldn't see the light, and why you couldn't see it, obscured lights happen to everyone, especially with semis. But that means you better be prepared to stop at the light if needed when you can see it.

I'll admit, I've made the same mistake a couple times. But it *is* a mistake, no use defending it. I think the general idea of a ticket is to say "drive more carefully," and if you keep making mistakes your license is revoked. So it seems perfectly reasonable to me that you got a ticket.

Lesson: drive more carefully! :-)
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