The heart of the problem is that traffic cameras assume guilt. Having constantly vigilant eyes watching for anyone to do one exact thing wrong is totally unrea

The heart of the problem is that traffic cameras assume guilt. Having constantly vigilant eyes watching for anyone to do one exact thing wrong is totally unreasonable, because those eyes to not announce their presence, and the definition of "wrong" is not directly quantifiable. Police focus too much on quantifiable things like speed, where there is a lot more nuance to the surrounding situation.