Do traffic light cameras take a picture of the person driving the car?

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It depends on the camera system and setup. Usually, yes, during daylight hours you can make out the driver. They'll usually take simultaneous photos of the front and back of the car in the violation (showing the redlight in the frame). They usually have a short video of the violation also. Hope this helps!
in a series of 3 photos



1- front of vehicle

2-at the crosswalk (front)

3-in the intersection with the red light in view



the 1st one may capture the drivers image...Do traffic light cameras take a picture of the person driving the car?
They actually take pictures of the driver's license on the back of the car so they can bill you a ticket by looking at the license number.
Yes. Traffic light cameras take a picture of the front of the car with the license plate visible and includes the person driving the car.Do traffic light cameras take a picture of the person driving the car?
That is why the cameras are there. They take a pic of the front of the car, with the driver and the license plate visible.



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sometimes, depends on how they set it up.. Where I live the cameras by the lights are used just to switch signal programs depending where the traffic is coming from..
No, just the license plate. The presumption is that the owner is also the driver.
well whether they do or not they still catch a picture of you license plates....
Yes, some lights have cameras attached.
No just the license plate
no just the vehicle and license plate
no