iceman1
Well-Known Member
great idea:cheer: http://www.thesentinel.com/302730670790449.php
I haven't heard of them other than surface streets. The link posted (that I quoted) only mentions residential neighborhoods. I find it hard to believe the technology would work well on a freeway, I doubt you could just get the offending vehicle in the photo.
I know other states indeed have them on overpasses and such.
~T.J.
Careful driving through Lynnwood. Those red light cameras are allover the place...:looser:
I know other states indeed have them on overpasses and such.
~T.J.
It all depends on the situation right?
say there is a big truck riding your ass, or your towing something heavy, etc... I don't think slamming on the brakes would be the safest idea.
This blind, your-guilty-no-matter-what, camera crap is just ludicrous.
I don't like the camera crap anymore than the next guy, but you're not guilty until you confess by sending in the money. You can still have your day in court, and I'm pretty sure automated camera evidence alone doesn't stand up well in um cross examination...This blind, your-guilty-no-matter-what, camera crap is just ludicrous.
We've all been in a situation where we are approaching an intersection when the light turns yellow. Got to make the decision; slam on the brakes or give her gas...which do you choose?
I don't like the camera crap anymore than the next guy, but you're not guilty until you confess by sending in the money. You can still have your day in court, and I'm pretty sure automated camera evidence alone doesn't stand up well in um cross examination...
There is a difference of "when the light turns yellow" and "when the light IS yellow". Too many jackasses run stale yellows around here. There is a lot of them that end up blocking the intersections and make the traffic worse because they are too damned impatient.