Why have i NEVER been caught by a red light camera?

On Feb 24, 7:53 am, (Citizen Bob) wrote:
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> There are instances where the yellow light is not on long enough.
>
If you think that you may have been photographed, go back and time the
amber portion.
If it is too short, stop a numebr of people and ask them to do so and
write their results.

Have the also incldenthe info about the timer they are using. (You do
carry a stop watch, don't you?)

Also request/demand calibration check results on that light.

However, it you think that you did run the light, don't make a pest of
yourself.

On 25 Feb 2007 21:17:51 -0800, "Studemania" >
wrote:

>If you think that you may have been photographed, go back and time the
>amber portion.
>If it is too short, stop a numebr of people and ask them to do so and
>write their results.

>Have the also incldenthe info about the timer they are using. (You do
>carry a stop watch, don't you?)

>Also request/demand calibration check results on that light.

It's cheaper to hire a good defense attorney.

>However, it you think that you did run the light, don't make a pest of
>yourself.

I don't run lights. It's too dangerous and I am not in that big a
hurry.

But if I were ever cited, I would automatically take it to court
because I am not qualified to determine guilt. Only a jury can make
that determination.

If one juror believes that RLC are illegitimate, then I will not be
convicted.


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"To lose our country by a scrupulous adherence to written
law would be to lose the law itself, with life, liberty,
property, and all those who are enjoying them with us;
thus absurdly sacrificing the end to the means."
--Thomas Jefferson

"Citizen Bob" > wrote in message
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> On Sun, 25 Feb 2007 15:42:48 GMT, "SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim"
> > wrote:
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>>because you shoot the red light camera with a shotgun or because you kill
>>cops, which is it?
>
> I wonder if paint gun sales will go up as a consequence of RLC
> deployment.

I wonder if killing cops and judges or bombing city halls will go up as a
result of RLC ?

death to the united states government

ive been known to have to run a red light because my 3ton ford f150 cant
exactly stop on a dime and ive got caught in a situation or 2 before where
the light turns yellow but their isnt enough time to stop that beast
efficiantly without the person behind me having to break hard too. some
vehicles get in a bad spot with yellow lights because you know that the light
will turn red right when you hit that line but they dont give you enough
warning to stop in time. Where i live we dont get yellows very long before
they turn red :-/ i think they have changed the timing on them, but i never
see it as that big of aproblem because the time between it turns red and the
next lane of traffic turns green is long enough to insure that im long gone
before they start to move. i know this is a big issue around here because
their are alot of farmers around here with vehicles that are too large to
stop in time before it turns red.
Nate Nagel wrote:
>>>Let's not forget, either, that a whole mess of red light cameras are
>>>installed at intersections with the yellow light timing set shorter than
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>> it was on a 5% downgrade. But then I did not write the law or set the
>> timing for that light.
>
>Off the top of my head, I think it was in San Diego not that long ago
>where they had to throw out a whole mess of tickets because a defendant
>proved that the yellow light timing at the intersection he was caught in
>was too short and/or the camera was set to trip too early.
>
>Also Lockheed Martin has written into some of their RLC contracts that
>the yellow interval may not be adjusted after the cameras go up.
>
>All this and more can probably be found with a quick web search...
>
>nate
>