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Redlight Cameras...points?

  • LJ
    My gf slid through a redlight camera intersection on a yellow this morning. she said she was in the intersection before the light turned red and she didn't see any camera flashes (it was still dark out). Do these violations carry points? I am sure there is someone on here who has received one.
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
  • LJ
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    That's what I was thinking.

    I remember our taxi driver shot through one about a year ago. Shit was like a lightning storm with all the flashes going off.

    She has to pony up her own damn $85 :heart:
  • derek bomar
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    yea I don't get how these work...what if your buddy is driving your car? Do you go to court and be like "it wasn't me"? The whole idea seemz like bs to me
  • LJ
    derek bomar wrote:
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    yea I don't get how these work...what if your buddy is driving your car? Do you go to court and be like "it wasn't me"? The whole idea seemz like bs to me
    It's one of those where the ticket goes to the registered address then you have to figure it out.
  • j_crazy
    in LA, no, it's a $50 fine and no points. If you have an Iphone the trapster app alerts you to these, also mobile (and fixed) speed cameras.
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    LJ wrote:
    derek bomar wrote:
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    yea I don't get how these work...what if your buddy is driving your car? Do you go to court and be like "it wasn't me"? The whole idea seemz like bs to me
    It's one of those where the ticket goes to the registered address then you have to figure it out.
    yep.. you either mail ur fine in or pay it when you renew your tags.
  • ts1227
    I thought the tickets those things issue are civil fines, and therefore carry no points since it's not a criminal charge.
  • Glory Days
    derek bomar wrote:
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    yea I don't get how these work...what if your buddy is driving your car? Do you go to court and be like "it wasn't me"? The whole idea seemz like bs to me
    some take a picture of the driver also.
  • stroups
    LJ wrote:
    ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: No b/c u can't prove the car owner was driving.
    That's what I was thinking.

    I remember our taxi driver shot through one about a year ago. Shit was like a lightning storm with all the flashes going off.

    She has to pony up her own damn $85 :heart:
    If she didn't see any flashing lights then she probably didn't get one...... that shits bright
  • Glory Days
    "I tell the other people that drive my car, 'Hey, this is what's going on, and if you're going to drive up I-17 or you know, the ones (photo radar cameras) where I know where they're at,' I said, 'If you see that sign (laughs), do what you want to do.'"
    this is the mistake he made. even if he really isnt doing it, thats like saying "hey, there is a gun and here is the address of my ex-wife, do what you want."
  • sportchampps
    In Kansas you don't get points and if youy have an out of state plate they dont bother you :)
  • majorspark
    I heard there was something you could put on your plates to cloud the numbers on your plates. Don't know if this is legit or not. I live out in the country so I never looked into it.
  • Glory Days
    majorspark wrote: I heard there was something you could put on your plates to cloud the numbers on your plates. Don't know if this is legit or not. I live out in the country so I never looked into it.
    pretty sure those dont work. plus mythbusters tried them all and none worked, so it must be true haha.
  • Speedofsand
    hairspray used to work to blur plates in the old days, but the cops have better cameras now.
  • Scarlet_Buckeye
    They do not carry points, however I think the fine is now OVER $100.00.