Red light ticket Indiana

Your post actually brings up a good point. Per DOT regulations yellow lights are to be set according to the speed limit on the road. I remember a case down in Florida about a decade ago when they put those automatic red light ticket systems in. The cameras. So they could make more revenue and collect more tickets they shortened the time that the light was yellow. Well some people took the Company managing the system to court and the good old judge went out to the intersection himself with a stopwatch. Determined they had lowered the yellow light time by almost 3/4 of a second under what it should be. He made them pay back every single red light ticket ever given at that intersection.
Op, so yeah, you might look into if that yellow light time is set correctly. Unless you just ran a complete turned light.

 

Might be something useful in here. Federal standards for signal timing…

Traffic Signal Timing Manual: Chapter 5 - Office of Operations

 

That's bad advice. An o/o should protect their license the same as a company driver.

 

I used to pay $2 a week for a service called driver's legal plan. If you got a ticket anywhere in the country for a flat $500 they'd have an attorney fight it for you. Saved my driving record a few times back in the earlier years. But a legal service like that won't help him after the fact. It'd be like wrecking your uninsured car then trying to buy insurance to cover it afterwards. I've had success on my own fighting tickets too. There's some good advice in this thread. Always fight every ticket never let them hang anything on your record.

 

I had TVC for a few years. Never used it. Got the 71/55 a few months after cancelling. Paid it and got another in Ky. Hired TVC. It cost extra upfront, I think $375 in 07. I kept it for a couple years. I haven’t had a ticket in 14 years. Thank God.

 

Warsaw, Indiana..... you can get a ticket through there by being in the left lane, they used to be real strict on that crap.

 

Fight EVERY ticket, always. Most of the time the cop doesnt show up, and guess what? You WIN.

Most states YOU dont even have to show up. Wisconsin, I guess you have to pay the #### fine to even fight the ticket now I hear. No way that is constitutional, Im surprised the ACLU hasnt fought that.

 

I think Indiana has always been a no joke state as I recall. I just try to behave there. It does always work. he Austin Powers approach.