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So You Got a Red Light Camera Ticket…
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When you receive a red light camera ticket in California, it’s important to respond accurately and promptly. Usually these tickets get mailed to you within a day or two and if that time period exceeds 10 business days, it is very easy to get the camera ticket dismissed. Otherwise, if it’s not resolved with the appropriate defense within the number of days of issuance date (based on each individual court’s due date), a fine and points on your driving record – and a loss of your license may even result!
It can also cost quite a bit of money upfront as well: not just for fines themselves (which typically range around $500), but this can be significantly more because of any court fees or lawyer fees. Additionally, adding points for a camera ticket in California will likely significantly increase your auto insurance rates too. Of course, if you take time off from work to handle this issue, you could be looking at an additional loss of income as well! Get the full rundown on the cost of a red light camera ticket.
These fees, fines, and premium increases can skyrocket this amount into the thousands of dollars very easily and put many people in serious financial trouble for simply having a photo taken while you were driving. With all of these expenses associated with a red light camera violation, we strongly recommend that you NEVER JUST PAY A CAMERA TICKET!
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Photograph your ticket & license.
*If you don’t have your ticket handy, it’s okay — you can still start the process and just add it later!
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Provide info through guided questions.
*Be sure to quickly add as many notes about the stop as you can so you don’t leave out any important details!
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Sign & send your defense to court.
*We will send you a completed packet for the court that just needs your signature and a stamp!
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There can be critical elements in contesting a red light camera ticket (CVC 21455.5). Even more importantly, there are even phony red light camera tickets sent by scammers looking to make a few quick bucks. Your bucks to be precise. Do you know how to tell the difference between a phony red light camera ticket and a real one? We do! You can quickly and efficiently get the support you need to assess your situation in just a few clicks.
Most people don’t have much time to waste. That’s why we are so useful! Get all of the information you’ll need to be well on your way to contesting your camera ticket quickly, easily and inexpensively.
We help with dismissing tickets for red light camera violations all the time. Start filling out your details to fight yours today!
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Red Light Camera Ticket Types
California Vehicle Code Section 21455.5 – Passing the Limit Line
21455.5 CVC
The limit line, the intersection, or a place designated in Section 21455, where a driver is required to stop, may be equipped with an automated traffic enforcement system if the governmental agency utilizing the system locates the system at an intersection and ensures that the system meets the criteria specified in Section 21455.7.
Camera Ticket Dismissal Service
Were you casually opening your mail over breakfast and out falls that official looking envelope? You know the one. The dreaded red light camera ticket that catches you completely unawares. While this red, yellow and green set of lights is there to ensure drivers only go when it’s safe drive, it’s the “when to stop” portion that’ll often sneak up on you. The trick is to not panic and just pay up.
Red light camera tickets are a simple and powerful way for communities to protect drivers and pedestrians without having to use actual officers as a resource. But, for every upside, there’s also a downside. In this case, the challenge is that there are lots of rules and regulations that govern the proper use of a red light camera device. This can mean there are a number of aspects that you can draw from when you’re fighting a camera ticket.
- Did your yellow light give you enough time?
- Are you the registered owner of the vehicle that was photographed, but not the driver at the time of the photo?
- Were the signs for “Photo Enforced” posted properly?
