If caught running a red light by a traffic camera, how do they ticket the driver?

I understand they snap a picture of your licsense plates and send you a ticket in the mail. By doing this you ticket the registered owner, not necessarily the driver.If caught running a red light by a traffic camera, how do they ticket the driver?
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The registered plates address is where it goes BUT the driver is also on the photos in cause the registered owner states this was not him/her. Then the courts will fine the actual driver if the registered own has proof this was not them .



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The initial red light ticket is issued to the registered owner of the vehicle. However, if the owner was not the driver at the time, then the owner must fill out the affidavit of non-responsibility and identify the driver of the vehicle. The courts do not simply accept "it was not me" explanation even if it truly was not the registered owner driving at the time.



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This is true. This is the case in North Carolina. It is not the case in California. If you get the ticket in Cary, North Carolina, there's an interesting opportunity for the owner who is not the driver. Because of a fraudulent statement on the back of the citation, a statement that is not the law but made to secure payment, you can swear out a warrant for Brad Hudson's arrest. Brad Hudson is the guy who signs these tickets. His signature is right under the very ordinance which he violates later in the ticket.
they dont ticket the driver, like it wont show up in the point system on your license. what they'll do is mail you the ticket in the mail with pictures of your car and license plate and the amount.



that's all. they dont know who was driving, they're just worried bout the car... and the fine.If caught running a red light by a traffic camera, how do they ticket the driver?
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Generally the cameras take a picture of the driver as well. It is the responsibility of the registered owner to identify who was driving their vehicle at the time so that that person can receive the ticket.
Yes. And I'm sure the registered owner, seeing a picture of you in the car and not himself and the date you borrowed his car, will turn you in so they don't charge him with the ticket.
They send you the ticket caz the camera catches your plate and accseses your info were it gets ur adress

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