Red Light camera tickets? Tonight the light turned yellow right when I reached the intersection, however,?

Question

I could see the light turn red above me as I when thorugh. Will I get a ticket...? How long does it take to get these type of tickets?

Answer 1

see a flash? if its red before you hit it you'll get one,2 weeks

Answer 2

Did you also notice a flash, like a lightbulb, or camera flash???  If you did then keep an eye on the mailbox, there may even be a link to that particular camera you can find online.

Answer 3

most likley no you won't because you were through the intersection if so it may take between 30 to 90 days depending on where you are. -

Answer 4

not likely ,they use digitial video so you can review if you do get one

Answer 5

It is evidently based on your relation to the painted line on the street in the intersection at the time of the photo. I believe it takes a week or two.

Answer 6

It is a matter of how fast the mail gets delivered to your house. You better start judging your speed and distance from an intersection and be prepared for that light that just might change. The camera does not lie--and the court will judge it AGAINST you if they review the tape--yellow means be prepared to stop--NOT speed up. This requires your complete attention at all times. We use it here--and being photographed in the crosswalk or blocking the intersection is another ticket you can get---good judgement and experience will rule the camera usage fears. Good luck

Answer 7

your alright. its only if the light turns red before you reach the intersection. and plus they rarely have speed cams on traffic lights. usually its placed only on  major intersections with 4 lanes on each direction

Answer 8

You will just have to wait and see if you get that letter in the mail, its a 50/50 chance...........................

Answer 9

usually you have to make a split decision when you do that for example do you brake? if so will anything behind you hit you or will it be safer to continue.  If you get a ticket which may be highly unlikely thats the argument I would use...