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I believe with the red light cameras, the driver needs to be clearly visible for a ticket to get issued. I would imagine that any such camera-based system would

I believe with the red light cameras, the driver needs to be clearly visible for a ticket to get issued. I would imagine that any such camera-based system would need to be like this. I've heard of a stretch of toll road in FL that you actually go through toll booths and are issued an entry ticket that you give on your way out. If the entry and exit times equate to you speeding, the driver is issued a ticket. That solves the identification problem.

Wingman4l7 14y ago
Is there a documented case of anyone successfully disputing a red-light camera ticket based on this? I've been on one of those toll roads myself, and I don't think it was in FL (somewhere in New England maybe?), so other states probably do that too.
- tomflack 14y ago
  There is for automatic speed cameras in Australia. I'm constantly bemused by questions that pop up around this subject in the States. It's largely a solved problem here?