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Red Light Camera Ticket
Opened my mail today and got a ticket I had no idea I ever got.:mad::mad::mad::mad:
After going to the court website I was sent to the "evidence" and there I am blazing through a red left turn. I was under the impression that LA County had done away with the cameras (which is true) but it turns out certain cities have their own systems. At least with a manual ticket you have a chance of the officer not showing up - unless Im wrong the photos are pretty hard to fight. Back to leaving my dealer plates on. I hope they choke on my $500 |
Quit jumping lights and 'blazing'. Problem solved.
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$500 fine for running a red light? That is insane!
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Its about £30 (about $60) in the UK.
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$500 for running a red light ?
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158 over in winter park florida
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Where did you get it? Both my brother and I got tickets like this and neither one of us paid them because it's not a real ticket.
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I guess it is "real", but not legally enforceable. We did a lot of research. Hasn't affected my credit and it's been a few years.
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Chris, trust me just throw it away. These tickets are not legit UNTIL YOU FUCKING ADMIT IT IS YOU AND YOU RECIEVED THE TICKET. If you read the entire form they sent you they say that if the person in the photo is not you then please provide the name and address of the person who was driving your car. In other words THOSE COCKSUCKERS ARE ASKING YOU TO NARC ON YOUR FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER.
Dont call them, dont mail anything to them. Just throw it away. They cannot prove you even got the notice in the mail. But the moment you respond by calling or mailing something in YOU ARE FUCKED. I made the mistake of trying to go to court in Beverly Hills but found out I should have never even responded to these cocksuckers. I got two more over the next few years and never responded and never saw anything on my credit report or on my DMV extract. |
Meanwhile least wise get a plate cover... you can get one that no one can see and they work. They're reflective yet perfectly clear.
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Busted. :1orglaugh |
Chris,
Hit me up on ICQ. I have fought quite a few of these and won every single one. There are some interesting loopholes. |
I got one "obstructing roadway" ticket in the mail which I didn't understand as I never parked at the address they listed and their website had no video/picture evidence. Filled out my response on the form and guess some retired judge or something reviews them. Got a letter back saying dropped, explanation was kinda funny cause basically said since you say this didn't happen it must not have. Funny it was dated April 1st, thought maybe they were just sending out thousands of them on Aprils Fools and if 10% of the people pay em without arguing free money for the fuckers. They keep increasing more and more cameras. My GPS has the tracking for them so it alerts ya as you approach one which is better than craning your neck looking for the bitches.
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Here's an idea. Don't be such a road hazard and quit running those red lights. Duh.
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It's from the court and will turn into a warrant if not paid. Quote:
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I know red light tickets are some of the more expensive fines since the injury/crash rate of people running red lights is very high.
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Plead not guilty.
Ask for trial and request the tech that reviewed the photo be there to explain the photo. Don't think he will show up. If he does you lose anyway. Worth a shot. |
Good job I cant even afford a fucking car to begin with... :2 cents:
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Sounds like you drove through Culver City - thats where I got a couple of them.
Mike taught me how to fight them btw :) |
I received one of those red light camera tickets in Florida earlier this year. I was in the left turn lane following a big transport truck which was making its left turn super slow. I was stuck in the middle of the intersection when the light turned red and then I noticed numerous flashes. Right then I knew I was screwed. About 2 months later I received a letter from the auto rental company stating that it had paid the ticket and it was billing my credit card for the payment of $155 plus a $25 administration fee. If I had been driving my own car I would have fought the ticket. But, since it was an auto rental there was no way I could fight it. Fuck transport trucks!
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if you do not pay it they cannot put any points or do anything to your license
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i don't think they send any tickets that isn't 100%, 'your fault', here in vancouver |
be glad you didnt kill anybody :2 cents: :disgust
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If they can't see your face in it, you just say it wasn't you. Say you let other people drive your car all the time and you're not sure who it was. Just make sure you don't wear the same shirt in court thats in the picture, had a buddy do that and he looked like quite the idiot :thumbsup
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Fines and penalties are made to keep jerkoffs from blazing through red lights and possibly hurting or killing someone. Understand the logic? Damn cameras.
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In my country you can't just say many people drive my car, i don't know who is on pic. You know why? Because if you don't know, you pay the bill :)
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One thing I did find out is that those camera sensors do not go off if you drive up to the intersection. Stop. And then go through the light. They are triggered by approaching vehicles that are not slowing down when the yellow light is about to go off. |
Throw it in the trash. A person must issue such a ticket for it to be enforceable. Don't open the door for a stranger (process server) and you are all set. :2 cents: I've had 5 or 6 in the last 5 years, mainly for minor speeding and never had any repercussions. I've never blown a fully red light.
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Oh and for anyone who has not had to brave the traffic in LA County........turning left on red lights is considered a natural right. I have even done it right in front of police officers. Often there is no left turn light so the only way for traffic to move is for a few cars to turn left after the red.
coppied off the site posted above: From the testimony of a LAPD deputy chief, during the June 7, 2011 meeting of the Los Angeles Police Commission: "There's no consequence for not paying the ticket on a photo red light [in LA County]. And currently if a percentage rate is paying and the general public understands that there is no consequence, there is a risk that many more will not pay. We have petitioned/appealed the [Los Angeles County] Superior Court to put teeth into this so that there will be a consequence. But that has met with the answer that they will not support it. "So there's no consequence [in LA County]. There's no warrant. This is not in queue when you renew your drivers license. This is not in queue when you register your car." |
I am so glad we don"t have those in Austria...
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Redflex Traffic Systems issues these tickets for Culver City. Those tickets are not mailed out by the Court.
In the past, a valid defense in LA would be to claim that the traffic citation violated your right to due process and your Sixth Amendment right to confront your witness. However, Jerry Brown signed a bill closing the loophole last year. Quote:
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