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I'm not sure where you are from, but I've never heard of a driver being held responsible for somebody else speeding in their vehicle. Even with cameras, the cou

by zcid 15y ago

I'm not sure where you are from, but I've never heard of a driver being held responsible for somebody else speeding in their vehicle. Even with cameras, the court is required to prove it was you in the vehicle if you contest it. Edit: USA, btw

roel_v 15y ago
Netherlands, but (with some caveats) it also holds for at least some US states. Note that I'm talking about traffic camera tickets, that's quite important. If you get a ticket, the burden of proof is on the owner to prove it wasn't him. I can't easily find references to specific US state law, since most I get are scam sites about how to get out of speeding fines - but for the rest, there are people reporting online on having the same system, and others where you can fill in a report saying it wasn't you and then you're off the hook (one official reference I did find was from Portland, http://www.portlandonline.com/police/index.cfm?a=33798&c=30591 http://www.portlandonline.com/police/index.cfm?a=33798&c..., where apparently you can get away with it).