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Man Beats RLC Ticket

Scott en Aztln 24 February 2005 18:37:11
 In a (frustratingly vague) report on the KTLA Morning News, we're told
a driver beat a $321 red light camera ticket. It's a little unclear,
but the most reasonable interpretation of Patricia del Rio's report is
that the man entered the intersection 0.6 seconds after the light
turned red, but got off because the city of Costa Mesa did not give 30
days' notice prior to beginning to issue the RLC tickets.

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Furious George 24 February 2005 19:16:50 permanent link ]
 
Scott en Aztlán wrote:> In a (frustratingly vague) report on the KTLA Morning News, we're
told> a driver beat a $321 red light camera ticket. It's a little unclear,> but the most reasonable interpretation of Patricia del Rio's report
that the man entered the intersection 0.6 seconds after the light> turned red, but got off because the city of Costa Mesa did not give
days' notice prior to beginning to issue the RLC tickets.

That's stupid. Why does the city have to give any prior notice. I
would have thought that the yellow light would be sufficient notice for
the red.

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Guest 24 February 2005 19:45:51 permanent link ]
 In article <1109258210.585271.­31350@o13g2000cwo.go­oglegroups.com>,
"Furious George" <bugme_69@hotmail.c­om> wrote:
Scott en Aztlán wrote:> > In a (frustratingly vague) report on the KTLA Morning News, we're> told> > a driver beat a $321 red light camera ticket. It's a little unclear,> > but the most reasonable interpretation of Patricia del Rio's report> is> > that the man entered the intersection 0.6 seconds after the light> > turned red, but got off because the city of Costa Mesa did not give> 30> > days' notice prior to beginning to issue the RLC tickets.>
That's stupid. Why does the city have to give any prior notice. I> would have thought that the yellow light would be sufficient notice for> the red.>



Because the stated purpose of red light cameras is to discourage red
light running - not catching people.

Ivan
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Cartlon Shew 25 February 2005 01:34:33 permanent link ]
 On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 18:26:56 GMT, "Dave C." <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
"Furious George" <bugme_69@hotmail.c­om> wrote in message>news:110925­8210.585271.31350@o1­3g2000cwo.googlegrou­ps.com...>
Scott en Aztlán wrote:>> In a (frustratingly vague) report on the KTLA Morning News, we're>told>> a driver beat a $321 red light camera ticket. It's a little unclear,>> but the most reasonable interpretation of Patricia del Rio's report>is>> that the man entered the intersection 0.6 seconds after the light>> turned red, but got off because the city of Costa Mesa did not give>30>> days' notice prior to beginning to issue the RLC tickets.>
That's stupid. Why does the city have to give any prior notice. I>would have thought that the yellow light would be sufficient notice for>the red.>
Then you would be wrong, as the yellow light time is shortened when the RLC>is installed.

Is this the case in Costa Mesa?

Be honest now - no fair just saying it because you dislike RLCs.

If you don't know, simply admit you don't know.

If you do know, please tell us how you know.
So you must give notice of the RLC camera being installed so>that the local drivers will know that they have LESS warning of an impending>red light. That way, all the local drivers can LOCK ALL FOUR WHEELS as soon>as the light turns yellow and cause an epidemic of rear-end collisions at>the RLC intersection. See, it's safer to have people die in accidents>caused by red light cameras than it is to stop red light runners by timing>lights properly. Now you know. You're welcome. -Dave>

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Dave C. 25 February 2005 02:21:45 permanent link ]
 
Is this the case in Costa Mesa?>
Be honest now - no fair just saying it because you dislike RLCs.>
If you don't know, simply admit you don't know.>
If you do know, please tell us how you know.>

Is Costa Mesa making money off of the red light cameras? If the lights are
timed properly, red light cameras lose money, as they cost more to operate
than the revenue that they generate. So you tell me . . . are the Costa
Mesa RLC intersection traffic signals timed correctly? If the red light
cameras are still operating, then the answer is most likely NO. Otherwise,
they would have been taken down. -Dave


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Guest 25 February 2005 03:32:36 permanent link ]
 


Dave C. wrote:
Then you would be wrong, as the yellow light time is shortened when the RLC>is installed. So you must give notice of the RLC camera being installed so>that the local drivers will know that they have LESS warning of an impending>red light. That way, all the local drivers can LOCK ALL FOUR WHEELS as soon>as the light turns yellow and cause an epidemic of rear-end collisions at>the RLC intersection. See, it's safer to have people die in accidents>caused by red light cameras than it is to stop red light runners by timing>lights properly. Now you know. You're welcome. -Dave

The above, by the way, is what you *actually get*.

Here is what is usually promised; they promise that the system will
detect someone barreling towards a yellow light and will delay the
green on the cross street in order to reduce accidents. They don't
mention that it will also shorten the yellow when it detects someone
barreling towards a yellow light, then will lenghten it again to
gull the drivers into trying to run the yellow.

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Scott en Aztln 25 February 2005 07:50:46 permanent link ]
 On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 14:34:33 -0700, Cartlon Shew <cashew@lapaz.com>
wrote:
That's stupid. Why does the city have to give any prior notice. I>>would have thought that the yellow light would be sufficient notice for>>the red.>>
Then you would be wrong, as the yellow light time is shortened when the RLC>>is installed.>
Is this the case in Costa Mesa?>
Be honest now - no fair just saying it because you dislike RLCs.

To Dave:

Haven't you learned by now? Subtlety is lost on the people in this
group. ;)
If you don't know, simply admit you don't know.>
If you do know, please tell us how you know.

To Carlton: Dave was being SARCASTIC. In the future, please step away
from the keyboard the next time your humor detector gors on the blink,
OK?

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Scott en Aztln 25 February 2005 08:07:20 permanent link ]
 City to challenge ticket ruling

By BRIAN MARTINEZ
The Orange County Register

Costa Mesa leaders vowed Wednesday to appeal a recent court ruling
that said the city broke two state vehicle codes when it gave a
camera-generated citation to a driver who ran a red light at Newport
Boulevard and 19th Street.

Orange County Superior Court Appeals Judge Charles Margines wrote Jan.
31 that the city should have given the public a 30-day notice when it
launched its red-light camera program at the intersection and should
not have allowed the California Department of Transportation to
control the signal. The same entity must control both the cameras and
the signals, he wrote.

Margines in his ruling overturned the ticket Costa Mesa gave to driver
Thomas Fischetti.

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Cartlon Shew 25 February 2005 20:22:46 permanent link ]
 On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 22:21:45 GMT, "Dave C." <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
Is this the case in Costa Mesa?>>
Be honest now - no fair just saying it because you dislike RLCs.>>
If you don't know, simply admit you don't know.>>
If you do know, please tell us how you know.>>
Is Costa Mesa making money off of the red light cameras? If the lights are>timed properly, red light cameras lose money, as they cost more to operate>than the revenue that they generate. So you tell me . . . are the Costa>Mesa RLC intersection traffic signals timed correctly? If the red light>cameras are still operating, then the answer is most likely NO. Otherwise,>they would have been taken down. -Dave>

IOW, you don't fucking know.

Next time just admit it up front, you ignorant troll.
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Cartlon Shew 25 February 2005 20:25:19 permanent link ]
 On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 19:50:46 -0800, Scott en Aztlán
<slothkills@NOyahoo­SPAM.com> wrote:
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 14:34:33 -0700, Cartlon Shew <cashew@lapaz.com>>­wrote:>
That's stupid. Why does the city have to give any prior notice. I>>>would have thought that the yellow light would be sufficient notice for>>>the red.>>>
Then you would be wrong, as the yellow light time is shortened when the RLC>>>is installed.>>
Is this the case in Costa Mesa?>>
Be honest now - no fair just saying it because you dislike RLCs.>
To Dave:>
Haven't you learned by now? Subtlety is lost on the people in this>group. ;)>
If you don't know, simply admit you don't know.>>
If you do know, please tell us how you know.>
To Carlton: Dave was being SARCASTIC. In the future, please step away>from the keyboard the next time your humor detector gors on the blink,>OK?

Sure doesn't look like sarcasm from here. It's the same fucking
argument all you folks afraid of being caught running red lights use
ALL the time.

Are ALL of you being sarcastic when you say things like that?
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Dave C. 25 February 2005 23:20:23 permanent link ]
 
Because the stated purpose of red light cameras is to discourage red> light running - not catching people.

Red light cameras discourage people from red light running by catching
red light runners.

At the cost of greatly increasing rear-end collisions and injuries at the
intersections where they are installed. -Dave


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Alex Rodriguez 26 February 2005 01:36:19 permanent link ]
 In article <1109351805.075734.­170840@g14g2000cwa.g­ooglegroups.com>,
bugme_69@hotmail.co­m says...
Red light cameras discourage people from red light running by catching>red light runners.

You forgot the part about them turning a huge profit. It's not what they
do, cause we all know they are great revenue generators. It is what they don't
do that is much more important. They don't make intersections safer. If they
did, they would not be turning a profit.
--------------
Alex

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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend 26 February 2005 20:35:17 permanent link ]
 
Scott en Aztlán wrote:> In a (frustratingly vague) report on the KTLA Morning News, we're
told> a driver beat a $321 red light camera ticket. It's a little unclear,> but the most reasonable interpretation of Patricia del Rio's report
that the man entered the intersection 0.6 seconds after the light> turned red, but got off because the city of Costa Mesa did not give
days' notice prior to beginning to issue the RLC tickets.

More goddam criminal coddling. Since when do you have to give prior
notice that laws will be enforced.?

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Guest 26 February 2005 23:21:24 permanent link ]
 


Dave C. wrote:
So let me get this straight . . . if a RLC is the direct cause of even one>rear-end collision with injuries, YOU ARE OK WITH THAT??? Just clarifying,>here.

Yes. If a RLC reduces the number of T-Bone collisions with more severe
injuries by 10 while increasing the number of rear-end collisions with
less severe injuries by one, I AM OK WITH THAT!!!


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Dave C. 27 February 2005 01:44:42 permanent link ]
 
Thank you for this information. From now on, I will be careful when> taking photographs. If my pictures of my friends capture, even> inadvertently, evidence of red-light running, I could cause a rear-end> collision with injuries.>

Are you a Red Light Camera? Interesting. -Dave


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Dave C. 27 February 2005 01:46:55 permanent link ]
 
So let me get this straight . . . if a RLC is the direct cause of even
rear-end collision with injuries, YOU ARE OK WITH THAT??? Just
clarifying,> >here.>
Yes. If a RLC reduces the number of T-Bone collisions with more severe> injuries by 10 while increasing the number of rear-end collisions with> less severe injuries by one, I AM OK WITH THAT!!!

Actually, the T-bone collisions will likely increase also, as the lights
need to be shortened to keep the RLCs profitable. You still OK with
hat? -Dave


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Chromedome 27 February 2005 03:52:39 permanent link ]
 In article <XTKTd.5460$MY6.482­2@newsread1.news.pas­.earthlink.net>,
"Dave C." <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
Because the stated purpose of red light cameras is to discourage red> > light running - not catching people.>
Red light cameras discourage people from red light running by catching> red light runners.>
At the cost of greatly increasing rear-end collisions and injuries at the> intersections where they are installed. -Dave

The available facts don't seem to support your postulation.

http://www.hwysafet­y.org/news%5Frelease­s/2001/pr042601.htm

Chromedome
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Scott en Aztln 27 February 2005 04:13:41 permanent link ]
 On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 17:41:26 GMT, "Dave C." <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
Even if you eliminate RLCs, the overall rate of rear-end collisions>> will not change in any noticeable way. Why don't you find another>> windmill to tilt?>
So let me get this straight . . . if a RLC is the direct cause of even one>rear-end collision with injuries, YOU ARE OK WITH THAT??? Just clarifying,>here.

Clarify this: I don't agree that RLCs cause rear-end collisions.

Now, if a RLC is tailgating a car and that car stops, and the RLC
rear-ends the car, THEN I would agree with you.

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Scott en Aztln 27 February 2005 04:15:09 permanent link ]
 On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 18:04:47 GMT, "Dave C." <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
To cause a rear-end collision, the RLC doesn't have to do anything except to>EXIST.

What if it exists but the driver does not know it's there?

What if the driver believes it is there but in reality it had been
previously removed?

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