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Unfortunately many tickets in the state of California can not be written without a photo of the face of the driver. You ticket a person, not the owner of the ca
by briandoll 3y ago
Unfortunately many tickets in the state of California can not be written without a photo of the face of the driver. You ticket a person, not the owner of the car. I looked into this recently because as a cyclist I've witness horrific drivers AND caught many such instances on camera, which are utterly useless at getting any tickets issued. I realize a personal camera and a state-installed device are not the same thing, but I believe the fact remains -- face photo to identify the culprit, or no dice on tickets.
- battery_glasses 3y agoThe article makes it sound like these cameras aren't intended to enforce traffic laws but rather help solve other crimes that were aided by a car in some way.
- beaeglebeached 3y agohttps://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/valley-monkey-has-37-unpaid-photo-enforcement-tickets-actually-hes-just-a-dude-in-a-mask-who-wont-pay-the-tickets-6637192 https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/valley-monkey-has-37-un...
- joeconway 3y agofor this to be true and also for it to be legal to have all your windows tinted is sad and absurd. I assume it’s legal as in east bay I see fully blacked out windows and windscreens every day