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Is this really how it works in America? In the UK the notice of infraction is sent to the registered keeper of the car, obviously specifying where and then the
by amenhotep 2y ago
Is this really how it works in America? In the UK the notice of infraction is sent to the registered keeper of the car, obviously specifying where and then the offense occurred, and you then have the choice of telling the police who was driving the car or going to court. And, since it's your car and you're responsible for it, you'd better have a good reason for being unable or unwilling to say who was driving it at that time. There is no question whatsoever of a camera being unable to deliver points on the license.
- sixothree 2y agoOther than the fact that there are 50+ states here, and that the rules are different in each one, this is mostly correct. Ultimately corporations have a lot of privilege and deference compared to individuals. And traffic cameras are run by companies who often provide some sort of fee to the city.