Jersey Mike |
03-07-2013 07:01 AM |
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Originally Posted by edpontiac91
(Post 873132)
I just received a nice full color of my Grand Prix at a stop light and making the turn. It says I was driving the car, BUT HOW THE HELL CAN THEY TELL WHO IS DRIVING THE CAR. My wife, son or daughter could have been at the wheel. My blood pressure has gone thru the roof, because in 35 years of living here, I have NEVER had a ticket until the SAFETY CAMERA took my picture.
What I could use, has anybody here tried to fight the fine ($85.00) with the court Prosecutor to reduce the fine to not wearing a seat belt or something like that?
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Originally Posted by edpontiac91
(Post 873216)
SB New Brunswick Ave and Stelton Road.
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My boss just got the same exact ticket (except down the block on Stelton & Centennial) and paid it earlier this week... after swearing up & down that she didn't do it. Well, I looked at the letter, went on the site (https://www.violationinfo.com/ I believe it was), typed in the PIN and voila--video of her car not coming to a stop at a red light, before turning right.
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Originally Posted by edpontiac91
(Post 873222)
Just for kicks, how do you plan on fighting it? Seems everybody goes belly up and just mails them the money. They all say "It's only $85.00", but take out 4 Twenty Dollar Bills and 1 Five, open the window in you car, and let them go and see how that feels.
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She too wanted to fight it, but the evidence is clear as day. If you went to court, with this evidence stacked against you, do you think they would knock it own to something? I'm not being sarcastic, I'm actually asking for my own curiosity. It seems Open-&-Shut to me, so my gut would say they'd just tack on an additional $30.00 in court fees on top of the $85.00, but I'm only speculating.
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Originally Posted by Tru2Chevy
(Post 873138)
Ed, if you don't think you were actually in the wrong, there should be a web link on the paper you received that will let you view a video of the incident. If you can see from the video that you came to a full stop in the proper spot before making the right on red (provided that a right on red is allowed at that intersection) then you should be able to easily get the ticket dropped. Otherwise, just pay the fine and move on - it's not worth getting stressed about.
- Justin
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Agreed, start by viewing the video & go from there.
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Originally Posted by Blackbirdws6
(Post 873188)
Old New Brunswick has a lot of these cameras. Gina got nabbed and the funny thing was she claimed BS. I took a look at the pictures. The light was red before she entered the intersection, still red in the next picture and red as she continued through. She paused and said I will go get my checkbook.
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At least Engineering Wife was so reasonable as to promptly get her checkbook after seeing the evidence. Engineering Female Boss, on the other hand, kept trying to justify why she came to a Yield versus a Stop at the red light. Still when asked, she says, "There was no stop sign or stop lettering!"--Mind you, it was a red traffic light, and a big wide white stop line. This is the logic I have to put up with at work :lol:
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