This is from New Zealand, but if the cameras operate the same in the US then I think some of the people in this article might not be being completely truthful..

This is from New Zealand, but if the cameras operate the same in the US then I think some of the people in this article might not be being completely truthful... "For the camera to not be triggered, the vehicle must stop behind the white stop line, or already be fully in the intersection when the light turns red." "Two photos are taken. The second one is taken approximately one second after the first one and proves whether a vehicle continued through the intersection or just happened to not quite stop before triggering the camera. Police at the Traffic Camera Office determine whether an offence was committed." https://www.driverknowledgetests.com/learners-permit-questions/car/intersections/726-which-statement-is-correct/ https://www.driverknowledgetests.com/learners-permit-questio...