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Travis_0004

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6. Red light cams violate due process

Reply to jambo101 (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 5, 2014, 10:04 AM

Sep 2014

The ticket will be sent to the owner of the car.

Even if it is obvious from the photo that you are not driving you still have to pay the ticket or tell them who was driving. That should be their problem to figure out who was driving not the owner of the car.

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Red light camera industry fights citizen vote [View all] Nuclear Unicorn Sep 2014 OP

Easiest way to get rid of red light cameras. jambo101 Sep 2014 #1

Your opinion Trajan Sep 2014 #2

+1. GoneFishin Sep 2014 #11

+2 nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #26

Here's a novel idea -- how about the government heed the will of the people? nt Nuclear Unicorn Sep 2014 #3

Heres another novel idea jambo101 Sep 2014 #4

Don't break the law and there's no need for a 4th, 5th or 6th amendments. Nuclear Unicorn Sep 2014 #5

And while we are at it, everyone stop breaking the laws and we can dump rhett o rick Sep 2014 #18

Red light cams violate due process Travis_0004 Sep 2014 #6

It's not a shakedown, is it? yallerdawg Sep 2014 #7

Ignore the ticket tooeyeten Sep 2014 #31

If you claim it wasn't you driving the vehicle it's dropped here. nm rhett o rick Sep 2014 #20

that wasnt the case here Travis_0004 Sep 2014 #22

Will they be nailing bicyclists and sending them tickets as well? VScott Sep 2014 #9

I respectfully disagree. R.Quinn Sep 2014 #10

Yes, you don't have to pay them BrotherIvan Sep 2014 #23

If we put cameras in everyone's home... Oktober Sep 2014 #13

That's not a guarantee. Dr. Strange Sep 2014 #14

Or spray them with black paint Reter Sep 2014 #15

Troll Alert! MindPilot Sep 2014 #21

Yeah, that worked here LadyHawkAZ Sep 2014 #32

They were voted out in Houston. n/t cloudbase Sep 2014 #8

Why not vote out the council members kcr Sep 2014 #12

Is there any logic to having any rules of the road? jambo101 Sep 2014 #16

Who has argued such a thing? Nuclear Unicorn Sep 2014 #17

It looks to me like a very expensive way to catch people breaking this law. rhett o rick Sep 2014 #19

How much money jambo101 Sep 2014 #24

If it were possible for everyone to be perfect and not break laws, we would be in heaven. rhett o rick Sep 2014 #25

Not asking every one to be perfect. jambo101 Sep 2014 #28

Speaking as a commercial driver with nearly 2 million accident free miles under my belt.... A HERETIC I AM Sep 2014 #30

Dang. When I read the title of the OP, my first thought was of walking around in Amsterdam, djean111 Sep 2014 #27

We voted redlight cameras out of Houston a couple of years ago Gothmog Sep 2014 #29