Red Light Camera System Offence Notice
Can anyone have advice for me? What should I do?
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you can prob get the fines reduced, thats about it (if you go to court)Winkle wrote: ↑You don't get hit with demerit points for red light camera tickets, because as mentioned, they don't take photos of the driver (they're not allowed to due to privacy concerns). Just pay the fine, there's no points involved even if you do. You can take it to court but if the photos clearly show you running the red you're going to lose, probably won't have points involved still but you just wasted a lot of time.
Just pay it.
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I believe one course of action is:winterslush wrote: ↑Can anyone have advice for me? What should I do?
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Do they ask who was the driver? Would that not led to a conviction whether you pay 0% or 100% as if you were pulled over by a cop?nahceiknarf wrote: ↑Just pay the fine, it won't affect your insurance. Even if you do decide to fight, it'll most likely be reduced and you'll still end up with a fine. Ticket fighters will tell you that it's pretty much a losing battle since they have proof showing the exact location of your vehicle when the lights turned from yellow to red. However, this would be a much different case if it was a cop stopping you afterwards...
If you got the time, go to the court and asks for a reduced fine. They'll drop it from say $200 to somewhere from $50-$140 depending on the reason you give to the judge. You can also ask for an extended period of time to pay the fine, ~2months I believe.
When you get there, there'll be a bunch of people doing the exact same thing you're doing, so you don't need to feel intimidated. Some of the excuses I've heard were: student and can't pay the fine, got laid off and looking for job, low on cash etc etc. I'm not telling you to lie to the judge, just give him/her a reasonable excuse and they'll be considerate and try to help you out in some ways.
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