I turn on red all the time on red light cams. If there is no "no turn on red" signs. Stop. Count to 5. Then go. It works. This is info i got from a county court employee.

A few points here; the laws states:

One must stop on an amber light if it can be done safely. (that doesn't mean speed up to beat the light)

One can not enter an intersection when the light is red. (obviously)

An intersection is described as that area which is contained by the prolongation of the lateral curb lines. (curb to curb box)

A full stop is required before turning right on a red light. (no length of time is required)

The law actually states that one shall turn on a red light if it can be done safely. (that means you have to turn on the red light)

Proof towns only care about the money, even though they say the red light cams are to make intersections safer

 

http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20120621/NEWS01/306210012/Red-light-camera-ban-creates-revenue-loss?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|News

Proof towns only care about the money, even though they say the red light cams are to make intersections safer

 

http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20120621/NEWS01/306210012/Red-light-camera-ban-creates-revenue-loss?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|News

 

I thought we were already past this point. It doesn't matter if it's a revenue generator. That's already been established.

 

 

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