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I
encourage everyone to use PhotoBlocker Spray
and products like it. I have personal experience that
faulty cameras can issue uncalled for tickets. I’ll
be happy when the red-light cameras disappear permanently
from every intersection in North Carolina.
Fair studies show that any gains in safety can be attributed
to longer duration yellow lights rather than the cameras.
Worse, the entire program is a profit-making venture
involving deals between our government and a private
contractor that creates incentives to issue more citations
than is justifiable.
Satisfied Customer
I
bought this for my husband and he loved it.
We just were able to get this product in the UK and
it works. I bought 20 can from a dealer here because
my husband runs a mobile maid service and would get
photo ticket at least 3-4 times a month, then he would
have to find out who was driving... when and try to
prove it was the employee to dock their pay.
He applied to all 113 cars WITHOUT telling the Maids...
he has not received a ticket in over 3 months. He does
not want the people to drive reckless but it has saved
him a lot of time and money.
Satisfied Customer
Red-light cameras, speed cameras etc…
have nothing to do with safety. If the intersections
where the cameras are located are so dangerous, why
have the cities not done anything further to reduce
the danger? The red-light camera was not a solution
to the problem. The problem is the drivers that the
police are not seeking to remove from the road.
Protect
yourself. The decks are stacked against you. Thanks
PhotoBlocker for giving us a fighting chance. I wish
you all the best.
Satisfied Customer
Red light, green cash
If you think the idea of a $351 ticket is harsh, try
fighting one. Even when the law’s on your side,
you’re bound to lose.
By Gary W.
Seeing
red
Walking away from the Carol Miller Justice Center, I
thought they should take the third word out of the name.
I had just seen: a law-enforcement officer practice
law without a license, a defendant unable to get discovery
evidence for his defense, and a refusal by the judge
to allow the defendant to see all the evidence against
him. Beyond that, I saw a judge treat the obviously
overmatched defendant with a condescending attitude.
In one respect, it would appear to be only a red-light-camera
case. A ticket. But this is a criminal matter with a
huge fine ($351!) and points tacked onto your record,
and that leads to a bigger car-insurance bill. But,
more importantly, the traffic court is where the majority
of people come in contact with the justice system, and
to see this kind of steamroller in operation would shake
anyone’s confidence in the entire system. (See
“Red light, green cash.”) Sitting where
the prosecutor should be, and looking like a prosecutor,
was a highway patrolman essentially prosecuting the
case. He was trained by the red-light-camera company
and gave expert testimony by rote. The judge even asked
if the officer would like to give closing arguments.
There is no district attorney to ask for discovery evidence;
the district attorney tells defendants to get it from
the law-enforcement agency, which in this case ignored
the defendant’s request. When the defendant called
out, “Objection,” during the officer’s
testimony, the judge ignored the objection and then
told the defendant to hold it until later, which defeats
the purpose of the objection--to stop evidence from
going on the record. When the defendant asked for records
regarding the camera, which the officer was testifying
about, the judge told the defendant he should have subpoenaed
the company before trial. When the nervous defendant
would make a mistake in questioning, or a simple misstatement,
both the judge and the prosecutor--excuse me, the officer--would
look annoyed and roll their eyes.
This outrageous system is meant to expedite trials.
It sure made me come to a quick conclusion about the
word “Justice” in the name of the building.
http://www.newsreview.com/issues/sacto/2004-11-25/editnote.asp
Satisfied Customer
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