A red light ticket may be a special, less serious, category of ticket. BTW, in my state, maybe other states as well, once you have a CDL license you cannot go to safety school to prevent points on your record, like those people with a passenger car license.
Ticket Question
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by CoachGKJ, Nov 12, 2022.
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TN later outlawed red light cameras, IIRC.
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In Arizona it's a moving violation like any other. There is a picture of the driver, so they know who it is.
However, they must serve you a summons in person for your court date, within a certain amount of time (6 months, IIRC.)
Ignore the ticket, dodge the summons server for 6 months, and you're off the hook.
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I received one before and paid it. Doesn’t show on my MVR.
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Depends on the state .
In my state a camera ticket is same as a parking ticket
It’s to the car ,not the driver since the state has no way of proving who was driving the car .
a lot of folks just ignore the letter
And claim it works
if you open the letter and go online and look up the case number , then they know you got the letter
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In many states camera violations never show up in your record. Pay the fine and move on I say, I would still mention it though, to the recruiter.
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Admittedly 20 years ago, but I paid the fine and nothing ever showed up on my driving record. As already mentioned, it was a fine to the car owner, not the driver (even though I was both).
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