As you’re scooting through traffic, you see a flash out of the corner of your eye. You curse as you realize you’ve been caught by a traffic camera.
Lots of communities are adding photo radars. It’s a huge source of revenue. At around $200 a ticket, that’s quite the racket.
Most of us pay because, well, we’re guilty. Besides, if you don’t pay the ticket, you have a bench warrant put out on you, right?
Actually, no.
Some states, including Arizona, say that all traffic tickets must be properly served in person. Going through the U.S. postal service doesn’t cut it. So there’s a chance you should ignore that letter with its oh-so-flattering picture of you.
Talk about signing away your rights!
At the bottom of every ticket is some fine print that we tend to glance over and/or ignore. But when you sign and return the document, you’re waiving your right to proper service.
Legally, your ticket isn’t valid until a police officer or an officer of the court hands you a ticket. If you just sign and pay, you’re saying it’s okay to let the government cut legal corners.
If a server is required, then, by golly, I will be waiting until a server comes to me. If one does come, I’ll accept it as a consequence of my actions. My leadfoot not withstanding, I’m a big believer in following the law.
But if I have to follow the law, so does the government. If a ticket isn’t legit until someone (besides my mailman) serves me, I’m not paying until it’s done properly.
I don’t feel obligated to help the state break its own laws — especially when private corporations (the photo radar “vendors”) are essentially being put in charge of enforcing them.
You’re not home free yet
Just tossing the ticket doesn’t mean the matter is closed. A process server may be dispatched to serve you properly. You should know your rights when it comes to when, where and how you can be served.
If the server catches up with you, Arizona adds $25 to your ticket, for the cost of the server. Still, it’s hardly a deterrent: You’re risking $25 to potentially save $200.
So how long does this cat-and-mouse game last? Here, it’s 120 days after the violation. After that — be sure to count carefully, folks — the case is dismissed.
Does your state work like Arizona?
There are a few states with similar laws, though the only one I could confirm was California. Nevertheless, a few quick Internet searches should get you an answer.
If your state isn’t as contradictory as mine, you may still have options. Your best chance is checking for signs. Cities are supposed to post signs within 300 feet of the radar, but many are sloppy about it. In that case, you may convince a judge to throw out your case.
Oh, and if you’re feeling ethically squeamish about ignoring tickets, remember this: The law doesn’t apply evenly. Corporate cars that speed may incite a letter, but sometimes not even that. Why? Corporations, while given all the rights of individuals, are not actual people and cannot be properly served. So, once again, businesses get special treatment under the law.
If that’s not enough to make you crumple up that ticket, nothing will.
dogatemyfinances says
Corporate tickets are different because a speeding ticket can make you lose a commericial license, not exactly your problem. You are just supposed to pay your ticket like everybody else.
I just don't get this post at all. You did it right? It's on tape, right? You think it excuses your actions just because a cop wasn't there and just because a cop hasn't found you yet?
Abigail says
Uh, corporate tickets are different because no one has to worry about ever getting served. They can essentially speed with impunity. There's no worry about losing a commercial license unless the business is one of the few that will turn in its drivers.
Just so I get this right: You're saying it's not okay to speed and not pay a fine even if a cop isn't there. So I assume that you pay a fine every time you break the speed limit? Because a cop isn't there but you're speeding. No photo is issued, but plenty of drivers see you. And that's just as good, right?
I will happily — well, not happily but you get my meaning — pay a ticket when the government follows its own laws and has a person serve me the papers: police officer, process server, whoever. (Incidentally, I found out about this too late for my own use and did pay my speeding ticket caught by photo radar.)
Oh and "pay [my] ticket like everyone else" is completely misrepresenting things. About half of the people here in Arizona know the law and toss their tickets. Essentially, we are getting dinged by a private corporation who happens to report us to the government. I don't particularly agree with that, and not just for financial reasons.
Goober says
You are a real putz. The reason deadbeats like Obama get elected. Just let everyone trample over you and what few rights you have left. What a dunce! You are probably OK with government tapping your phone, too. Enough said, I won't "cast my pearls before swine," so to speak.
robert says
Well the constitution of the united states of America disagrees. I know that you are smarter then our founding fathers but they said that people had to be given due process of the law. They said that the government could not take life liberty or property without due process of the law. Due process of the law requires that the government prove that you actually committed the crimie that you are alleged to have committed. Yes I suppose we could follow your advice and say the hell with constitution. But I have had too many relatives risk their lives in the WWII, the Civil War, and the American Revolution to say that we should just say the hell with it. We deserve Taxation without Representation… lets just become Communist China. For those good souls that have come before me and for my grandchildren and great-grandchildren I must insist that our government serve our nation for the people and by the people.
Deedee says
So you are thinking your state should use more of the taxpayers' money to send someone out to your house and serve the ticket to you? Or use more of the taxpayers' money to hire more traffic cops? Or just let everyone drive whatever speed they think works for them and run red lights if they feel like it and not spend any taxpayers' money on enforcing the traffic laws?
You say that half of the people in Arizona "know the law" and toss their tickets. If they "know the law" so well, why were speeding or running a red light?
Sorry, don't mean to give you a hard time. That is your decision and none of my business. (except for the fact that you put it out on the blog – giving people the right to comment on it LOL). For me, I sleep better at night and feel a lot better about myself if I just deal with the consequences of my actions and move on. If half the people in my state know they can get away with not paying traffic fines, whatever….it might peeve me a bit for lost revenue to my state, but that is their business not mine. But that just doesn't work for me (I know, I'm weird- too honest for my own good). Anyway, maybe the state needs to change the law about those photo tickets?
Abigail says
DeeDee,
I do believe in consequences for your actions. And I do feel a little weird about avoiding the tickets, but I also want my government to be accountable for its own actions. I don't think it should try to issue tickets in a way that isn't legitimate.
Oh, and I can't let this one go because I'm mean like that: "If they 'know the law' so well, why were they speeding" Deedee, does this mean you have never, ever in your life gone over the posted speed limit? (Like I said, I'm mean.)
Also, yes, I do believe the state should spend money to enforce its laws the correct way. If that means hiring a process server, especially if I end up paying for that charge, then it should absolutely spend the money. Or, better, as you pointed out: Hire more police officers. Don't contract out to private companies and then use sub-legal methods to "serve" me with the results.
If it's okay to just take a picture of a violation and have that be enough — no correct procedure allowed — then that logic dictates that police could skip Miranda rights if the person were caught on tape committing a crime. Because you know you're guilty and there's proof of it. Why does it matter how you're arrested? Or do you even have to be arrested? Should they just mail you a picture of you robbing the store, and you go turn yourself in? (Yes, that is an extreme example, but it follows the same logic and the good ole slippery slope argument is valid here.)
Deedee says
Well we are certainly in agreement about the traffic cameras and disapproval of contracting out to private companies. I'm with you 100% about that. When a person gets one of those picture-tickets in the mail, do they get a chance to appear in court and dispute it? How do they prove your speed, is it recorded on a machine? Because it seems like you could go to court and put the burden of proof on them that the machine was working correctly when it recorded your speed. Maybe it recorded the speed of the car next to you? Or something. It just seems very iffy.
My only experience with these cameras is in SoCal where they use them in intersections for people who run red lights. Which I am kind of OK with. Because before they had those cameras as many as seven or eight cars would turn left after the light was red, which slowed down the people who had a green light so then eight or so people would run that red light, etc. Traffic flow has greatly improved since those cameras went in. But again, the legality of how they are serving people with those tickets? I have no idea. But I am not going to run a red light to find out!
And, no, I really didn't think you were mean in your response to my rather snarky comment about knowing the law! I will answer that *of course*, on a rare occasion, I have driven faster than the posted speed limit. Usually for a reason and knowing full well that there is a chance I will get caught. But actually, about 99.9% of the time I do drive the speed limit. It's usually fast enough for me. But, when I am in SoCal visiting relatives I think I am a menace on the roads. I sometimes think I am the only person in the entire state driving the speed limit! I swear, those California drivers drive 60+ in a 45 zone. Or faster. All of them! I usually have someone else drive me around when I visit.
And (last thing – a bit unrelated) if anyone has traveled the highways in California in the past year or so … I guess due to budget problems they have about a gazillion and ten CHP officers out there just ambushing speeders. So – no cameras – but I definitely recommend not speeding there. In one trip up Interstate 5 from LA to Sacramento last November I must have seen over 50 CHP. No exaggeration. They sit by the side of the road in groups of 3,4 or 5 and just pick the speeders off. But since I never speed ;o} no problemo for me!!
Anonymous says
Dede,
It is people like you that is wrong with america. You like to feel good about paying your ticket because it’s the “law” and worry about tax payer money. When in fact is the “law” that is the problem. Slavery was a “law”, illegal marijuana use was a “law” and look at us now. You just think because traffic cameras are the “law” we should just give i . F that! They give us a ticket we will make sure they work hard to prove or serve us. I rather gamble the “taxpayer” money which is in fact my money too so I’m putting my own money to work! Sorry sheeple like you like to just blindly follow the law and try to involve the taxpayer to create some sort of stigma on to not paying traffic tickets.
Christina says
This is a lovely idea, and probably works out just like you said for a lot of people. Unfortunately for my sister, she was not one of them.
She ignored her camera ticket, was never served in person, but a bench warrant was issued for her without her knowledge. Six months later she was pulled over and when they ran her info she was arrested for the pending warrant.
The courts said that they HAD served her, although her information was correct and she never got it. Her lawyer told her that often they can 'serve' the mailman, neighbors, someone walking by…etc. if they claim to have reason to believe that the person will pass the paperwork along. She doesn't know if this was the case or not, but it didn't matter much.
She fought it in court, lost, and owed around $3K for the ordeal.
Not something I would chance, but I choose to drive within the speed limit, especially here in Arizona where the other drivers are terrifying.
Although the speed camera laws are debatable, it is still a fact that you (figuratively) broke the actual speed limit, which is a legitimate crime. Just because you were caught by someone else doesn't make it right.
Abigail says
Christina,
A cautionary tale to be sure. And since my own speeding case, I do try to stay in the speed limit — the actual one, not just the speed limit plus five. It sounds like your sister got quite a strict judge, given that legally the process servers are only supposed to be able to leave the proof with an adult member of the household.
And I'm not claiming that breaking the law is right. Quite the opposite, actually.
I'm saying that if I'm breaking the law, I will accept the consequences of my actions, so long as the government is willing to accept the consequences of its own.
It is breaking the law by "serving" me through the mail. So I say we should get to follow the letter of the law and make it follow the rules that IT SET.
If I am caught speeding, I will pay my ticket, as soon as the government follows the law and serves me correctly. Up until that point, however, I see no need to abet the government in breaking procedure and, frankly, the law.
If it wants to get me for a crime, it has to do so within the laws that it set out. The government shouldn't be able to set out laws and then break them at will, especially when they involve citing citizens for breaking the law. It's a rather large double standard!
Laura says
It's not about the law, it's about the money. Most of the money goes to the Australian corporation that owns the cameras. When our governor, Janet Napolitano, had them installed, the plan was that the income from the tickets would add millions to the state's coffers annually. The plan failed so spectacularly that the state is going to turn off the cameras on July 1, except for Phoenix. These tickets are not reported to the MVD, and there are no points against your insurance. I agree wholeheartedly that it would be much safer if the good citizens didn't fly in their cars, but Abigail's right–if we are to be law abiding, with which I agree–the the government should be also.
Abigail says
Thanks Laura!
And everyone is right: We (okay, I) need to ease off the gas pedal. But, as my logo states, this blog takes a look at things in an imperfect world.
Abigail says
Yeesh, yeah I'm iffy about letting people run red lights. They're pretty terrible about it here. Three or four cars will go once the lights turned red. (Not as bad as CA, then again all AZ drivers swear up and down that the bad drivers are mainly Californians.Riiight.)
I am trying to scale back down to speed limits, which are usually plenty fast. I blame both nurture and nature, as my mom is a bit of a leadfoot too. Really, I need to calm the hell down and start leaving earlier. I think most of us speed because we're running late.
Deedee says
I agree with all! And this is definitely a great topic for things in an imperfect world.
Couldn't help but think your post was re-written since I first read it?? I think it is a better post upon re-reading. ; >)
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In New Mexico, they installed some red light cameras in Las Cruces, then about a year
later (I think it was about a year) decommissioned them, despite the fact they were working
and making money. Makes me wonder how many politicians and lawyers and cops were
caught running red lights 😛
dogatemyfinances says
If Wal-Mart recorded me stealing or punching someone or whatever, you bet the cops would go forward. I don't really see what the difference is because a corporation recorded it. It either happened and you did it and it's on tape, or it didn't happen.
Then again, I'd rather pay this than have it hanging over me. It's just not worth the risk to me, especially when you know you're guilty.
Voluntaryist says
If Wal-Mart recorded you 'stealing' or 'punching someone' you would have actually committed a crime which has a real victim. Stealing property and/or hurting someone are crimes with victims. Going 12 over a speed limit – there is NO victim. Who have you harmed? Damaged or stolen property? Who is the injured party?
What if there is no clear picture of your face? Just of the license plate, how do they know you were the one driving? So many questions, so little answers – They are scam artists, I used to work for American Traffic Solutions – they would bring in government agents to tell us that we needed to convince our family and friends that they had to pay these tickets, because people were waking up to their bullsh*t and not paying – with zero consequences. I had two – never paid, nothing happened. My girlfriend had like 5 in a three month period – never paid, nothing happened. My sister had two, the first one she paid because she hadn't talked to me first – the second one never paid, nothing happened.
By paying, you are admitting guilt to a victimless crime. Why would you be that dumb? It's like going and telling a cop that you had a drink of alcohol back in the day when you were 17… oops, what?! So ridiculous. I thought cameraFRAUD already took care of all this nonsense.
Elizabeth says
Way to read the fine print! I agree with your post – following the law applies to everyone, including the government.
Unfortunately, Illinois is not one of those states that requires proper service for those camera tickets…but they are "only" $100 here…which I still think is crazy steep, and I've never gotten one (knock on wood). The cameras actually aren't all that accurate, so the compromise in IL is that the camera violations don't go on your record.
As an aside, there have been recent studies at particular intersections here that show the presence of cameras actually resulted in *more* accidents – through people slamming on brakes, rear-ending, etc, etc. Some more-honest suburbs, after commissioning the studies, realized the camera tickets are mostly about money-making and actually stopped using them. It'll be interesting to see what their future is.
Deedee says
They installed those intersection cameras in the city I live in (in Montana) but then never activated them. They got too much flack from the citizens about privacy issues and they could not figure out how to work that method of ticketing offenders in with the existing laws I guess? Anyway, the cameras are set up and ready to go sometime (hopefully never). Hope those cameras didn't cost too much money!
John Galt says
"o you are thinking your state should use more of the taxpayers' money to send someone out to your house and serve the ticket to you? Or use more of the taxpayers' money to hire more traffic cops? Or just let everyone drive whatever speed they think works for them and run red lights if they feel like it and not spend any taxpayers' money on enforcing the traffic laws? "
Of course that's acceptable. The taxpayers are already footing the bill for the rest of her existence. Why should this be any different?
Abigail says
John,
How, exactly, are the taxpayers footing the bill for the rest of my existence?
Donna Freedman says
John Galt: I second that question.
I'd also like to point out that "the taxpayers" support one another. Unless, that is, a person has never driven on a state or federal highway, drunk city water, eaten food or taken medication whose safety was overseen by the FDA (and yeah, I know that it doesn't always work), called 911 in an emergency, sent a child to school, borrowed a book from the library, ridden a bus….The list goes on and on.
John Galt says
Yes, I as a taxpayer do benefit from work done and services provided by tax money. But, I am a *taxpayer*. I am gainfully employed and my income is taxed. That tax money paves roads that I drive on and buys books at the local library. It also apparently pays your bills, because you're "disabled" and your significant other is also unemployable.
Enjoy your disability, your vet bills, and your disdain for those who make your "lifestyle" possible.
Abigail says
John,
I paid my taxes just like you. Except I had the misfortune of having a serious illness at 19. Since then, every bit of work I've done has been taxed.
And starting in July, now that I was able to find work I can do full-time, I will be off the government disability checks. Something I plan to celebrate, incidentally.
I sincerely hope you never have to experience the humiliation and sense of defeat that comes when you can't work.
Voluntaryist says
Your income tax does not pay to pave the roads – That's the tax you pay at the pump. Even that tax, I start to wonder if it actually does anything for the roads – so many damn pot holes everywhere and they rarely get filled or fixed. I want the market to handle my roads – not monopolized government leeches with no accountability.
Guest says
Wow John, if it wasn't for your name I'd assume you were on the rag with the pure venom of your replies.
John Galt says
Perhaps if you were more well read, you would understand the reference to John Galt.
But you probably also think that menstruation is a “disability.”
I have a spine composed mainly of titanium, a rod in my collar bone, screws holding my arm together and was on antidepressants for a long time to deal with my physical losses. But I work 40+ hours per week, take care of my dependents, and don’t panic because I can’t “find the time” to make dinner – thus requiring an expensive purchase of nutrisystem meals. I will be so glad to know that’s what my tax money is funding. Really, you should be so proud.
Abigail says
John,
I am glad that you are able to work and have been the whole time. But you're not bipolar and you've never dealt with the kind of crippling fatigue I do, where brain fog swamps your ability to think enough to finish a single sentence.
I have spent every day of my disability, from the time I applied until about a month ago, trying to find a way to earn enough money to get off and away from disability. If you think I wanted to live on $764 a month, you're nuttier than Ms. Rand.
The nutrisystem is a huge extravagance, I admit it. It is something I went back and forth on for quite awhile, but my fatigue makes it difficult to exercise enough to lose weight – yet my health was deteriorating. Don't worry: My new job paid for it, not your tax dollars.
But, golly, I'm excited that now that I'm able to work, I can judge utter strangers' lives without having experienced the same thing. Even though I have been paying taxes most of my life, I never realized we got that perk!
John Galt says
You're right, sorry. Your fatigue is far greater than mine. You're apparently as judgmental as you think I am – and also apparently a medical professional.
Terrific google skills, by the way. Good to see you don't have the energy for earning your keep, but you do have the energy to make an ass of yourself online. Way to go! You use the free internet at the library right?
Funny about Money says
Jeez, John… Something isn't working for you! Maybe you should go back to your doc and see if you can get a prescription for civility pills.
John Galt says
If you put something on the web, be prepared for the positive AND the negative. It's life. And that seems to be something our dear blogger is totally unprepared for.
Donna Freedman says
Mr. Galt: What makes you think that Abigail doesn't pay taxes? Perhaps you haven't been a regular reader but she does, in fact, work part-time and pay taxes. Until her husband became unemployed, he worked and paid taxes, too.
And suppose someone couldn't be "gainfully employed." Why do you get to show disdain to them?
Remember: You are just one slip-and-fall, one hit-and-run, one high fever away from disability. Imagine how it would feel to have someone sniff at your lack of "contribution" to society, to be ready to assume the worst about you.
John Galt says
It's clever that you have deleted the comment which would make your trite "one slip and fall" statement look silly. I've had that slip-and-fall and am physically impaired beyond most people's wildest dreams. But I make a choice each and every day to get up and go to work and be productive. I do not choose to sit around and bemoan my circumstances on someone else's dime. Heck, I know a schizophrenic who holds down a job. It's not his dream job, but it pays his bills and does wonders for his self-esteem.
As I said before (and it too was deleted – good job on the dialogue, don't discuss just delete), if you put yourself out on the internet, you are allowing critique.
John Galt says
Ok, I apologize for assume you had deleted comments. Obviously I am in error on that point. I'm not as familiar with blogs and their intricacies as you people are.
I will not, however, apologize for being stupefied by your feelings of entitlement. Have a nice evening. Those of us with real lives and problems beyond expensive lotion will be a bit busier. 🙂
Ross says
Way to read the fine print! I agree with your message – after the law applies to everyone, including the government. Unfortunately, Illinois is not one of those States which requires appropriate service for those tickets camera … But they are "only" $ 100 here … Which I still think is crazy steep, and I have not got one (knock on wood). The cameras are actually not all that accurate, so the compromise is that the IL in camera violations do not go on your record. As an aside, there have been recent studies at intersections, especially here that show the presence of cameras have already created in accidents * more – through the erosion of people on the brakes, rear ends, etc., etc. Some of the suburbs more, honest, after commissioning studies, he realized Tickets camera is mostly about making money, and stopped actually use. It will be interesting to see what is their future.
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craig says
I'm living in Arizona for a few months and i got a camera ticket although it went back to my CT address under my dads name because he owns the car, does it work the same if i don't pay the ticket will someone in CT be dispatched ti give him the ticket?
Abigail says
Craig,
I don’t believe they have the authority to send someone in a different state. As I mentioned in this post, if you *are* served, it’s an extra $10 or $15. Then again, your dad may not be so anxious to roll the dice when it’s in his name.
Leyva93 says
So I received my ticket in the mail today I was doing 46 on a 35 zone out in mesa AZ I’m not too sure if I should pay it or wait till a process server comes out to me and personally hands me some documents? J
Abigail says
Well, it’s a personal call, really. It’s only a little bit more to have them actually serve you.
My main issue (besides the cost of the ticket) is that this isn’t the government. It’s a private company, which gets most of the cost of the ticket.
If a police officer wants to write me out a ticket, fine. Well, actually, damn! But it’s the government issuing me a citation for breaking the law, not a private company.
In the end, it’s up to you whether you pay it. There is, I’m sure, peace of mind in doing so. On the other hand, if you wait and see if you’re served — because you may not be — you could save a chunk of change.
We never heard any more about the ticket. I can’t guarantee that outcome for anyone else, though.
Bayley says
I received a camera ticket for turning right at a red light (Perfectly legal). The ticket says I was going 16m/h but over 1.1 seconds I only moved about 8 feet instead of the 25 I would have gone had I actually been going 16m/h. I got a ticket in the mail and though my parents were pestering me to send it in I ignored it because I know the law (though they kept telling me the internet can't actually tell me the law) and told them I wanted to be personally served. And I was…sort of. I was in Mexico on Sunday when my parents were served at the house. I plan to send in the hearing request, but I was just wondering, was that legal service? I always thought "personal" service meant they had to actually serve the person whose ticket it was, not friends/family who just happen to be home.
Abigail says
Eesh, I couldn’t begin to say if it’s legal. Since it sounds like you all live in the same house, maybe? But I thought they had to serve you personally. Then again, I’ve yet to be served.
Here’s the best answer I can find, but you might ask if any of your friends have friends who are lawyers… http://nevercoldcall.typepad.com/scottsdale_sucks/2007/02/only_idiots_pay.html
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Guest 75 says
My husband was working in AZ and we live OR; he got 2 speeding tickets captured on camera. Now the truck in in my name. So when the ticket came to me it was in my name and of course that was not me driving the truck, so I filled out the info stating who the driver was; because I didn't want to be looking over my shoulder forever or wondering what would happen when my license comes up for renewal or have a warrant for my arrest. And on the original ticket says something to the effect that you can be prosecuted for not telling the truth.
My husband told me that no one in AZ pays the ticks. But the truck being in my name I did not want to take any chances, I don't like trouble. So, believe me this did cause a rif.
So has received the ticks in his name. He will be going back to AZ in a few weeks to work. He is abated to get another camera tick or even get pulled over. I don't want him to end up with a warrant or have points put on his DMV or insurance go up.
I have paid the first one, but he is insistent not to pay the second one, which actually would be to sign up for the online traffic class.
Really want are the chances that nothing will become of the second tick that he was going 16 over speed limit. Is it really a law that after 120 days they can not serve you and you have passed the statue of limitation???????? Cuz I am all for paying for it, but he is not…………….I am more of a law abiding citizen and he is more of a rebel
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vehicle surveillance says
First of all I think we need to follow traffic rules. Traffic cameras are installed to mean reduce road accidents and crazy driving. And if anyone found guilty through traffic cameras they should pay me price. Thanks.
TamarackAttack says
So I have a question for Mr. Knowledgeable, what idf the cop comes to your door to serve you and you just … Don’t Answer. He technically didn’t serve me right … or wrong? How much trouble can you get in for playing duck and dodge with the cop before it gets dismissed.
Abigail says
Actually, this can get you into quite a bit of trouble. There was a local case where they found the woman was leaving her apartment by the back to avoid being served. It got her into huge trouble.
If you decide not to pay and they do come to you, then you need to just accept it and pay.
wordpress designers says
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Not served says
They have to serve YOU. IN PERSON, not a roommate, parents or anything else. It must be YOU. If they give it to a roommate, it negates their laws.
Andy says
Abigail-
I received two of these in the mail. I live in Utah but frequent Arizona quite a bit. Got one in Tucson and the other in Phoenix. Haven't paid either and certainly DIDN'T sign anything. I did a search of the Arizona Courts at: http://apps.supremecourt.az.gov/publicaccess/
The search didn't return a thing!
Andy S.
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ir illuminators says
These cameras are becoming a nice little money-spinner for local governments and the companies that make and operate the cameras. Thanks Abigail
bob knoll says
i just received a speeding ticket in the mail from Prescott AZ i live in calif it was like o where did the flash come from and i was jut slowing down any ways like 5 over maby they call it a speed greater than reasonable and prudent no number to tell you realy how fast you were going is this some kind of side talk they are saying so shall i just ignore it seance i dont think they will send someone to calif to serve me they want $223.00 thanks for any help
Surveillance systems says
First of all I think we need to follow traffic rules. Traffic cameras are installed to mean reduce road accidents and crazy driving. And if anyone found guilty through traffic cameras they should pay me price. Thanks.
The Real Truth says
I called an AZ lawyer over my husband's camera snap. He said throw it in the trash! And all you women out there who are so rabid for following man's law–if you gave just half that respect and fear to God and His Law you'd all be anointed as prophets. You hypocrites! And that stupid, stupid woman who turned in her own husband and identified him–what a pathetic creature indeed. Et tu wife! Traffic lights are suggestions. When the suggestion is a poor one, I make a better one. That's called THINKING FOR YOURSELF PEOPLE. Try it sometimes – it's liberating and confidence building. Leave it to woman to destroy any society….don't even get me started.
warden says
OMG always put driver unknown in AZ. That's the end of the ticket. +1 —> The Real Truth………well said.
ゲラルディーニ 激安 財布 says
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Saturday, January 19th@ New Mexico State LOST (53 – 70) 9:00PM ET AggieVision — Thursday, January 24thvs. Louisiana Tech LOST (54 – 76) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, January 26thvs. UT Arlington LOST (47 – 66) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, January 31st@ Seattle LOST (48 – 56) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, February 2nd@ Idaho LOST (63 – 66) 10:05PM ET — Friday, February 8thvs. Utah State LOST (36 – 63) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, February 14thvs. New Mexico State LOST (57 – 67) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, February 16thvs. Denver LOST (41 – 62) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, February 28th@ UT Arlington LOST (74 – 81) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, March 2nd@ Louisiana Tech LOST (61 – 88) 8:00PM ET — Thursday, March 7thvs. UTSA Canceled — Saturday, March 9thvs. Texas State LOST (67 – 90) 10:00PM ET — Tuesday, March 12thvs. UTSA LOST (49 – 67) 11:30PM ET –Monday, March 25th@ Purdue WON (86 – 83) 7:00PM ET — Wednesday, March 27th@ Wright State WON (81 – 69) 9:00PM ET AXS.tv — Monday, April 1stvs. George Mason WON (81 – 73) 10:00PM ET AXS.tv — Wednesday, April 3rd@ George Mason LOST (66 – 73) 7:00PM ET AXS.tv — Friday, April 5th@ George Mason WON (80 – 77) 7:00PM ET AXS.tv — DATEOPPONENTTIMETVTICKETSCOVERAGE Saturday, November 10thvs. Simpson University WON (106 – 66) 10:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 14th@ Saint Louis WON (74 – 62) 8:00PM ET FSN-MW — Tuesday, November 20thvs. South Carolina Upstate WON (85 – 65) 9:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 21stvs. Utah Valley WON (75 – 67) 11:15PM ET — Friday, November 23rdvs. Eastern Washington WON (89 – 74) 7:25PM ET — Wednesday, November 28thvs. Utah State LOST (78 – 80) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, December 1stvs. UC Santa Barbara LOST (80 – 83) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, December 8thvs. Pacific Union College WON (77 – 42) 10:00PM ET — Tuesday, December 11th@ San Jose State WON (75 – 54) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, December 15th@ Pacific WON (75 – 71) 8:00PM ET — Monday, December 17thvs. Cal Poly WON (72 – 64) 10:00PM ET — Friday, December 21stvs. Alcorn State WON (70 – 58) 11:30PM ET — Saturday, December 22ndvs. Wagner WON (69 – 45) 11:25PM ET — Saturday, December 29th@ Duke LOST (77 – 90) 12:00PM ET ESPN2 — Wednesday, January 2ndvs. San Francisco WON (74 – 69) 10:00PM ET ESPNU — Saturday, January 5thvs. Gonzaga LOST (74 – 81) 8:00PM ET CSN-NW — Thursday, January 10th@ Loyola Marymount LOST (80 – 84) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, January 12thvs. BYU LOST (64 – 82) 4:30PM ET TWC, ROOT-NW — Thursday, January 17th@ San Francisco WON (85 – 54) 11:00PM ET CSN-CA — Saturday, January 19th@ Pepperdine WON (83 – 76) 10:00PM ET WCC Digital — Wednesday, January 23rdvs. Cal State Bakersfield WON (66 – 36) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, January 26th@ San Diego WON (64 – 50) 4:00PM ET Time Warner, CSN-BAY — Thursday, January 31stvs. Portland WON (70 – 46) 10:00PM ET CSN-BAY — Saturday, February 2nd@ BYU LOST (79 – 96) 9:00PM ET BYUtv — Thursday, February 7thvs. St. Mary’s LOST (63 – 84) 11:00PM ET ESPN 2 — Thursday, February 14thvs. San Diego WON (61 – 52) 10:00PM ET WCC Digital — Saturday, February 16thvs. Pepperdine WON (70 – 60) 10:00PM ET WCC Digital — Wednesday, February 20th@ Gonzaga LOST (42 – 85) 11:00PM ET ESPN U — Saturday, February 23rd@ Portland WON (75 – 63) 5:00PM ET Time Warner, ROOT-NW — Thursday, February 28thvs. Loyola Marymount WON (79 – 56) 11:00PM ET CSN-BAY — Saturday, March 2nd@ St. Mary’s LOST (67 – 80) 10:00PM ET CSN-BAY — Friday, March 8thvs. Loyola Marymount LOST (58 – 60) 9:00PM ET ESPN U –DATEOPPONENTTIMETVTICKETSCOVERAGE Friday, November 9thvs. Trinity Baptist WON (84 – 62) 8:15PM ET — Tuesday, November 13thvs. Middle Tennessee LOST (55 – 58) 7:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 14thvs. North Florida WON (54 – 47) 7:00PM ET — Friday, November 16th@ Alabama State WON (59 – 54) 7:00PM ET — Sunday, November 18th@ Central Florida LOST (50 – 53) 2:00PM ET — Tuesday, November 20th@ Florida LOST (40 – 58) 7:00PM ET Sun Sports, FSN-FL — Saturday, November 24thvs. Western Illinois WON (39 – 38) 12:00PM ET — Monday, November 26thvs. Robert Morris WON (61 – 52) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, December 1stvs. Norfolk State LOST (45 – 55) 8:00PM ET — Wednesday, December 12th@ Ohio State LOST (45 – 85) 7:00PM ET Big Ten Network — Saturday, December 15th@ Marquette LOST (51 – 71) 2:00PM ET Sports32 — Wednesday, December 19th@ Marshall LOST (48 – 64) 7:00PM ET — Wednesday, January 2nd@ Western Illinois LOST (35 – 39) 8:00PM ET — Friday, January 4th@ Saint Louis LOST (59 – 67) 8:00PM ET — Tuesday, January 8thvs. Allen WON (84 – 40) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, January 12th@ Coppin State WON (56 – 48) 4:00PM ET — Monday, January 14th@ Morgan State WON (78 – 70) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, January 19thvs. Florida A&M WON (57 – 55) 6:00PM ET — Monday, January 21stvs. Bethune-Cookman WON (43 – 40) 7:30PM ET ESPN U — Saturday, January 26th@ South Carolina State WON (64 – 49) 6:15PM ET — Saturday, February 2nd@ Howard WON (52 – 42) 4:00PM ET — Thursday, February 7thvs. Hampton LOST (68 – 71) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, February 9thvs. South Carolina State WON (50 – 46) 6:25PM ET — Thursday, February 14th@ Florida A&M WON (67 – 65) 6:00PM ET — Saturday, February 16thvs. NC Central WON (44 – 36) 6:00PM ET — Monday, February 18thvs. North Carolina A&T WON (56 – 49) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, February 23rd@ Campbell WON (69 – 63) 4:00PM ET — Monday, February 25th@ Bethune-Cookman LOST (58 – 72) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, March 2nd@ NC Central LOST (47 – 51) 4:30PM ET — Monday, March 4th@ North Carolina A&T LOST (57 – 59) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Thursday, March 7thvs. Univ of Maryland – Eastern Shore WON (71 – 54) 8:00PM ET — Monday, March 11thvs. Univ of Maryland – Eastern Shore WON (59 – 44) 6:30PM ET — Thursday, March 14thvs. Morgan State LOST (61 – 64) 8:30PM ET –Saturday, November 17th@ Virginia LOST (43 – 83) 4:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Wednesday, November 21stvs. Pacific Lutheran WON (58 – 49) 10:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 28th@ Stanford LOST (57 – 68) 10:00PM ET Pac-12 Network — Sunday, December 2ndvs. Boise State LOST (64 – 87) 5:00PM ET — Monday, December 10th@ Eastern Washington WON (75 – 69) 9:05PM ET — Thursday, December 13thvs. Washington LOST (74 – 87) 10:00PM ET ROOT-NW — Monday, December 17thvs. Jackson State LOST (82 – 91) 10:00PM ET — Wednesday, December 19thvs. Northern Illinois WON (75 – 48) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, December 22ndvs. Campbell WON (72 – 49) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, December 29thvs. Idaho LOST (64 – 71) 10:00PM ET ROOT-NW — Thursday, January 3rd@ Utah State LOST (66 – 75) 9:05PM ET KMYU — Saturday, January 5th@ San Jose State LOST (71 – 76) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, January 10thvs. New Mexico State LOST (82 – 83) 10:00PM ET ROOT-NW — Saturday, January 12thvs. Denver LOST (51 – 64) 6:30PM ET ROOT-NW — Thursday, January 17th@ UT Arlington WON (61 – 44) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, January 19th@ Louisiana Tech LOST (71 – 78) 8:00PM ET — Thursday, January 24thvs. UTSA LOST (75 – 78) 10:00PM ET ROOT-NW — Saturday, January 26thvs. Texas State LOST (83 – 86) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, January 31stvs. San Jose State WON (56 – 48) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, February 2ndvs. Utah State LOST (46 – 68) 10:00PM ET ROOT-NW — Thursday, February 7th@ Denver LOST (55 – 72) 9:00PM ET ROOT-RM — Saturday, February 9th@ New Mexico State LOST (57 – 60) 9:00PM ET AggieVision, ESPN3.com — Thursday, February 14thvs. Louisiana Tech LOST (58 – 64) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, February 16thvs. UT Arlington LOST (63 – 65) 10:00PM ET — Thursday, February 28th@ Texas State LOST (65 – 67) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, March 2nd@ UTSA WON (53 – 37) 7:00PM ET KCWX-2 — Wednesday, March 6thvs. Cal State Bakersfield LOST (74 – 75) 10:00PM ET — Saturday, March 9th@ Idaho LOST (72 – 76) 10:05PM ET — Tuesday, March 12th@ Texas State LOST (56 – 68) 9:00PM ET –Monday, November 12thvs. Norfolk State WON (78 – 65) 7:00PM ET Pirate Sports Network — Saturday, November 17th@ Washington LOST (73 – 84) 7:30PM ET ESPN3.com — Sunday, November 18th@ Rhode Island WON (60 – 55) 7:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 21stvs. Maine WON (76 – 49) 7:00PM ET Pirate Sports Network — Sunday, November 25thvs. St. Peter’s WON (76 – 61) 1:00PM ET Pirate Sports Network — Thursday, November 29th@ LSU LOST (67 – 72) 9:30PM ET ESPNU — Tuesday, December 4thvs. NJIT WON (68 – 59) 7:00PM ET Pirate Sports Network — Saturday, December 8th@ Wake Forest WON (71 – 67) 7:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Sunday, December 16thvs. North Carolina A&T WON (77 – 66) 1:00PM ET SNY — Wednesday, December 19thvs. Longwood WON (79 – 61) 7:00PM ET Pirate Sports Network — Saturday, December 22nd@ Long Island University WON (89 – 58) 8:00PM ET — Friday, December 28thvs. Stony Brook WON (60 – 59) 7:00PM ET SNY, MASN — Wednesday, January 2nd@ DePaul WON (73 – 72) 9:00PM ET SNY, Big East Net, MASN — Saturday, January 5th@ Notre Dame LOST (74 – 93) 12:00PM ET SNY, Big East Net, MASN — Wednesday, January 9thvs. Louisville LOST (58 – 73) 7:00PM ET ESPN2 — Sunday, January 13thvs. Providence LOST (55 – 67) 12:00PM ET Cox, SNY, Big East, MASN — Wednesday, January 16th@ Marquette LOST (62 – 69) 9:00PM ET MSG, MASN, BEN, Sporst32 — Wednesday, January 23rdvs. South Florida WON (55 – 47) 7:00PM ET ESPNU — Sunday, January 27th@ St. John’s LOST (67 – 71) 12:00PM ET MSG, Big East Net, MASN — Wednesday, January 30th@ Georgetown LOST (52 – 74) 7:00PM ET MSG+, MASN, Big East — Saturday, February 2ndvs. Cincinnati LOST (59 – 65) 11:00AM ET ESPN U — Monday, February 4th@ Pittsburgh LOST (46 – 56) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Sunday, February 10thvs. Connecticut LOST (67 – 78) 12:00PM ET SNY, Big East Net, MASN — Tuesday, February 12th@ Rutgers LOST (55 – 57) 7:00PM ET ESPN 2 — Saturday, February 16thvs. Syracuse LOST (65 – 76) 8:00PM ET TWC, SNY, Big East, MASN — Tuesday, February 19thvs. Marquette LOST (46 – 67) 7:00PM ET Sports32, MSG, MASN — Saturday, February 23rd@ Louisville LOST (61 – 79) 12:00PM ET SNY, MASN, BEN, WHAS — Monday, February 25thvs. Villanova WON (66 – 65) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Tuesday, March 5th@ Providence LOST (66 – 76) 9:00PM ET MASN, SNY, Big East Net — Friday, March 8thvs. Rutgers LOST (51 – 56) 7:00PM ET SNY, Big East Net, MASN — Tuesday, March 12thvs. South Florida WON (46 – 42) 7:00PM ET ESPN U — Wednesday, March 13th@ Syracuse LOST (63 – 75) 2:31PM ET ESPN –Sunday, November 11th@ Navy WON (54 – 49) 2:00PM ET — Friday, November 16th@ Cal State Northridge LOST (64 – 68) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, November 17thvs. Northern Kentucky WON (56 – 52) 10:45PM ET — Sunday, November 18th@ San Diego LOST (60 – 77) 4:00PM ET — Sunday, November 25th@ Maine LOST (66 – 72) 2:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 28thvs. UMass LOST (63 – 64) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, December 1stvs. Albany, NY LOST (56 – 69) 7:00PM ET TWCSC — Tuesday, December 4th@ St. Bonaventure LOST (43 – 58) 9:00PM ET NBCSN — Friday, December 7thvs. Rider LOST (56 – 62) 7:00PM ET Time Warner Cable Sports — Sunday, December 9th@ Manhattan LOST (55 – 75) 2:00PM ET — Sunday, December 23rd@ Fordham LOST (75 – 81) 12:00PM ET YES — Saturday, December 29thvs. La Salle LOST (52 – 80) 7:00PM ET TWC Sports — Friday, January 4thvs. Iona LOST (62 – 66) 7:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Sunday, January 6th@ Rider LOST (53 – 72) 2:00PM ET — Friday, January 11thvs. Canisius WON (57 – 54) 7:00PM ET TWC Sports — Sunday, January 13thvs. St. Peter’s WON (66 – 53) 2:15PM ET TWCSN — Thursday, January 17th@ Niagara LOST (64 – 87) 7:00PM ET TWCSN — Saturday, January 19th@ Canisius LOST (44 – 76) 2:00PM ET — Friday, January 25thvs. Niagara LOST (69 – 78) 7:00PM ET TWCSN — Sunday, January 27th@ Marist College WON (79 – 75) 2:00PM ET — Friday, February 1stvs. Manhattan WON (66 – 63) 7:00PM ET ESPN U — Monday, February 4thvs. Fairfield LOST (54 – 64) 7:00PM ET TWCS, ESPN3.com — Friday, February 8th@ Loyola, Maryland LOST (51 – 63) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Sunday, February 10th@ St. Peter’s LOST (62 – 72) 2:00PM ET — Thursday, February 14th@ Fairfield LOST (52 – 74) 8:30PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, February 16thvs. Loyola, Maryland LOST (57 – 80) 7:00PM ET — Sunday, February 24thvs. Radford WON (65 – 57) 12:00PM ET — Friday, March 1stvs. Marist College LOST (74 – 76) 7:15PM ET — Sunday, March 3rd@ Iona LOST (61 – 80) 2:15PM ET — Friday, March 8th@ Marist College WON (70 – 64) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, March 9th@ Niagara LOST (62 – 74) 2:30PM ET ESPN3.com –Wednesday, November 14thvs. Western Illinois WON (62 – 50) 8:00PM ET — Tuesday, November 20thvs. Southern Illinois LOST (55 – 71) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, November 24th@ UTPA LOST (66 – 77) 3:00PM ET — Saturday, December 1stvs. Chicago State WON (71 – 57) 3:00PM ET — Wednesday, December 5th@ Northern Illinois LOST (54 – 65) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, December 8th@ Western Illinois LOST (38 – 55) 8:00PM ET — Monday, December 17thvs. Eureka WON (77 – 74) 8:00PM ET — Wednesday, December 19thvs. Robert Morris, IL WON (81 – 49) 8:00PM ET — Friday, December 28th@ Saint Louis LOST (41 – 68) 8:00PM ET FSN-MW — Thursday, January 3rd@ Morehead State LOST (64 – 68) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, January 5th@ Eastern Kentucky LOST (72 – 78) 7:00PM ET — Thursday, January 10thvs. Jacksonville State LOST (62 – 75) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, January 12thvs. Tennessee Tech WON (58 – 54) 8:00PM ET — Thursday, January 17th@ Austin Peay WON (66 – 53) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, January 19th@ Murray State LOST (61 – 70) 8:30PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, January 24thvs. Southeast Missouri WON (80 – 77) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, January 26thvs. Tennessee Martin LOST (62 – 65) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, February 2ndvs. Eastern Illinois WON (49 – 45) 8:00PM ET — Thursday, February 7th@ Southeast Missouri LOST (67 – 76) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, February 9th@ Tennessee Martin LOST (68 – 77) 1:00PM ET FSN-MW, FSN-S — Thursday, February 14thvs. Murray State WON (65 – 60) 8:00PM ET Racer Television Network — Saturday, February 16thvs. Austin Peay LOST (71 – 83) 8:00PM ET — Wednesday, February 20thvs. Tennessee State LOST (73 – 83) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, February 23rd@ Central Arkansas LOST (78 – 80) 5:30PM ET — Wednesday, February 27th@ Belmont LOST (43 – 73) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, March 2nd@ Eastern Illinois LOST (46 – 61) 5:00PM ET –DATEOPPONENTTIMETVTICKETSCOVERAGE Friday, November 9th@ Florida State WON (76 – 71) 7:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Wednesday, November 14thvs. William Carey WON (82 – 64) 8:05PM ET — Monday, November 19thvs. Tennessee State LOST (57 – 68) 4:00PM ET — Tuesday, November 20thvs. Monmouth University LOST (71 – 73) 4:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 21st@ Georgia State LOST (73 – 75) 3:00PM ET — Thursday, November 29th@ Florida Atlantic WON (77 – 66) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, December 1st@ Florida International WON (79 – 68) 7:30PM ET — Tuesday, December 4thvs. New Mexico State LOST (52 – 58) 8:15PM ET — Saturday, December 8th@ UAB LOST (78 – 92) 8:00PM ET — Sunday, December 16thvs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi WON (74 – 69) 5:05PM ET — Saturday, December 22ndvs. Arkansas Little Rock WON (77 – 62) 3:20PM ET — Saturday, December 29thvs. Arkansas State LOST (54 – 63) 8:05PM ET — Thursday, January 3rd@ Louisiana – Monroe WON (77 – 72) 8:30PM ET — Saturday, January 5thvs. Middle Tennessee LOST (56 – 60) 8:15PM ET — Thursday, January 10th@ Louisiana WON (91 – 89) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, January 12th@ North Texas LOST (56 – 66) 8:20PM ET — Thursday, January 17thvs. Louisiana – Monroe WON (71 – 56) 8:05PM ET — Thursday, January 24thvs. Western Kentucky WON (65 – 57) 8:05PM ET ESPN3.com — Sunday, January 27thvs. Florida International WON (60 – 58) 5:30PM ET — Thursday, January 31st@ Arkansas State LOST (62 – 74) 8:05PM ET — Saturday, February 2nd@ Arkansas Little Rock WON (70 – 66) 8:00PM ET — Thursday, February 7thvs. Troy WON (65 – 62) 8:05PM ET — Saturday, February 9thvs. Florida Atlantic WON (72 – 71) 8:30PM ET Sun Belt Net, ESPN3.com — Thursday, February 14thvs. Louisiana WON (88 – 64) 8:05PM ET — Thursday, February 21st@ Middle Tennessee LOST (50 – 85) 8:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, February 23rdvs. North Texas WON (69 – 57) 8:25PM ET — Thursday, February 28th@ Western Kentucky LOST (73 – 79) 8:00PM ET HSSN, ESPN3.com — Saturday, March 2nd@ Troy WON (53 – 49) 8:30PM ET — Saturday, March 9thvs. Western Kentucky LOST (59 – 62) 9:30PM ET Sun Belt Network –Monday, November 12thvs. Kennesaw State LOST (65 – 67) 7:30PM ET — Thursday, November 15thvs. Webber International WON (86 – 66) 7:30PM ET — Sunday, November 18thvs. NJIT WON (77 – 74) 7:30PM ET — Tuesday, November 20thvs. Albany, NY LOST (55 – 83) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, November 24th@ NJIT LOST (63 – 72) 2:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 28thvs. Jacksonville WON (74 – 72) 7:30PM ET — Monday, December 3rdvs. Norfolk State LOST (72 – 78) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, December 8th@ Maryland LOST (46 – 61) 2:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Wednesday, December 12th@ Albany, NY LOST (61 – 70) 7:00PM ET Time Warner Cable — Monday, December 17th@ Missouri LOST (51 – 102) 8:00PM ET MSN — Wednesday, December 19th@ Iowa LOST (46 – 90) 9:06PM ET Big Ten Network — Sunday, December 23rd@ Clemson LOST (41 – 77) 2:00PM ET — Saturday, January 5th@ South Carolina LOST (69 – 80) 1:30PM ET FSN — Saturday, January 12th@ Morgan State LOST (60 – 76) 4:30PM ET — Monday, January 14th@ Coppin State LOST (58 – 79) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, January 19thvs. Bethune-Cookman LOST (52 – 60) 6:00PM ET — Monday, January 21stvs. Florida A&M LOST (77 – 89) 7:40PM ET — Saturday, January 26thvs. Savannah State LOST (49 – 64) 6:15PM ET — Wednesday, January 30thvs. Hampton LOST (60 – 64) 7:30PM ET — Monday, February 4th@ Howard LOST (45 – 57) 8:00PM ET — Saturday, February 9th@ Savannah State LOST (46 – 50) 6:25PM ET — Saturday, February 16thvs. North Carolina A&T WON (72 – 70) 6:00PM ET — Monday, February 18thvs. NC Central LOST (52 – 71) 7:40PM ET — Saturday, February 23rd@ Bethune-Cookman LOST (75 – 85) 4:30PM ET — Monday, February 25th@ Florida A&M LOST (72 – 75) 7:45PM ET — Saturday, March 2nd@ North Carolina A&T LOST (35 – 58) 4:30PM ET — Monday, March 4th@ NC Central LOST (54 – 62) 7:30PM ET — Thursday, March 7thvs. Delaware State WON (62 – 60) 7:40PM ET — Monday, March 11th@ Morgan State LOST (52 – 61) 9:00PM ET –Monday, November 12th@ Saint Louis LOST (36 – 90) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, November 17th@ UTSA LOST (59 – 67) 3:00PM ET — Tuesday, November 20th@ Santa Clara LOST (65 – 85) 9:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 21st@ Eastern Washington LOST (70 – 75) 9:00PM ET — Friday, November 23rd@ Utah Valley WON (75 – 50) 5:00PM ET — Thursday, November 29th@ UNC Asheville WON (73 – 71) 7:00PM ET — Sunday, December 2nd@ Kansas State LOST (53 – 72) 2:00PM ET FSN-KC — Saturday, December 8thvs. UTSA WON (88 – 77) 2:00PM ET — Monday, December 17th@ Baylor LOST (57 – 73) 8:00PM ET FSN-SW — Friday, December 21st@ Tennessee State LOST (64 – 67) 8:00PM ET — Sunday, December 30thvs. Coastal Georgia WON (85 – 55) 3:00PM ET — Wednesday, January 2ndvs. Hampton WON (68 – 49) 7:30PM ET — Saturday, January 5th@ Northern Kentucky WON (60 – 54) 7:00PM ET — Monday, January 7th@ Lipscomb WON (98 – 61) 6:00PM ET — Thursday, January 10thvs. Florida Gulf Coast LOST (71 – 72) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, January 12thvs. Stetson LOST (64 – 66) 5:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, January 17th@ Kennesaw State WON (66 – 54) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, January 19th@ Mercer College LOST (74 – 82) 4:30PM ET — Thursday, January 24thvs. North Florida WON (63 – 57) 7:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, January 26thvs. Jacksonville WON (79 – 64) 5:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Monday, January 28thvs. East Tennessee State WON (88 – 71) 7:30PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, January 31stvs. Lipscomb WON (83 – 71) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, February 2ndvs. Northern Kentucky LOST (65 – 70) 5:00PM ET — Thursday, February 7th@ Stetson LOST (66 – 73) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, February 9th@ Florida Gulf Coast LOST (49 – 74) 5:15PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, February 14thvs. Mercer College LOST (59 – 70) 9:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, February 16thvs. Kennesaw State WON (79 – 67) 2:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, February 21st@ Jacksonville LOST (64 – 68) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, February 23rd@ North Florida LOST (53 – 77) 4:30PM ET — Friday, March 1st@ East Tennessee State WON (88 – 56) 7:00PM ET CSS, ESPN3.com — Thursday, March 7th@ Jacksonville WON (76 – 62) 8:30PM ET ESPN3.com — Friday, March 8th@ Mercer College LOST (64 – 72) 5:30PM ET CST, CSS –Friday, November 16thvs. Morgan State WON (87 – 71) 7:00PM ET SportSouth — Monday, November 19thvs. Rider WON (88 – 76) 7:00PM ET FSN-S — Wednesday, November 21stvs. Elon LOST (53 – 65) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, November 24thvs. Missouri State WON (74 – 67) 7:00PM ET — Sunday, November 25th@ Arkansas Little Rock WON (74 – 62) 9:30PM ET — Thursday, November 29th@ St. John’s LOST (65 – 89) 7:30PM ET ESPN U — Sunday, December 2ndvs. Clemson LOST (55 – 64) 12:00PM ET ESPN U — Friday, December 7thvs. Jacksonville WON (91 – 74) 7:00PM ET FSN-S — Wednesday, December 19thvs. Appalachian State WON (74 – 69) 5:00PM ET FSN-S — Saturday, December 22nd@ Manhattan WON (63 – 57) 5:30PM ET — Saturday, December 29thvs. Presbyterian College WON (76 – 60) 1:00PM ET CSS — Saturday, January 5thvs. South Carolina State WON (80 – 69) 1:30PM ET FSN — Wednesday, January 9th@ Mississippi State LOST (54 – 56) 8:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, January 12thvs. Auburn LOST (71 – 74) 1:45PM ET SEC Network — Wednesday, January 16th@ LSU WON (82 – 73) 8:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, January 19thvs. Vanderbilt LOST (51 – 58) 1:45PM ET SEC Network — Tuesday, January 22nd@ Missouri LOST (65 – 71) 7:00PM ET ESPN U — Saturday, January 26thvs. Arkansas WON (75 – 54) 1:30PM ET SEC Network — Wednesday, January 30th@ Florida LOST (36 – 75) 8:00PM ET SEC Network — Saturday, February 2ndvs. Georgia LOST (56 – 67) 1:45PM ET SEC Network — Tuesday, February 5th@ Kentucky LOST (55 – 77) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Sunday, February 10thvs. Tennessee LOST (61 – 66) 1:00PM ET FSN — Thursday, February 14thvs. LSU LOST (46 – 64) 7:00PM ET ESPN 2 — Saturday, February 16th@ Alabama LOST (58 – 68) 4:00PM ET SEC Network — Wednesday, February 20thvs. Ole Mississippi WON (63 – 62) 7:00PM ET CSS — Saturday, February 23rd@ Georgia LOST (54 – 62) 2:00PM ET CBS — Thursday, February 28thvs. Missouri LOST (68 – 90) 9:00PM ET ESPN 2 — Saturday, March 2nd@ Texas A&M LOST (56 – 74) 7:00PM ET ESPN U — Wednesday, March 6thvs. Mississippi State WON (79 – 72) 7:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Saturday, March 9th@ Vanderbilt LOST (64 – 74) 1:45PM ET SEC Network — Wednesday, March 13thvs. Mississippi State LOST (59 – 70) 7:30PM ET SEC Network, ESPN3.com –DATEOPPONENTTIMETVTICKETSCOVERAGE Friday, November 9th@ Alabama LOST (67 – 70) 9:00PM ET ESPN U — Tuesday, November 13thvs. Tennessee State WON (78 – 71) 8:00PM ET — Friday, November 16th@ Hofstra LOST (63 – 66) 7:00PM ET — Saturday, November 17th@ Marshall WON (78 – 77) 2:30PM ET — Sunday, November 18thvs. District of Columbia WON (96 – 48) 12:30PM ET — Wednesday, November 21stvs. SW Minnesota St. WON (81 – 72) 8:00PM ET — Wednesday, November 28thvs. North Dakota WON (71 – 70) 9:30PM ET Midco Sports Net — Saturday, December 1stvs. Nebraska – Omaha WON (78 – 63) 7:30PM ET — Tuesday, December 4th@ Minnesota LOST (64 – 88) 8:00PM ET ESPN3.com — Thursday, December 6thvs. 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anonymous says
I think it is pretty sleazy to make a driver have to deal with a ticket that is questionable. Be it a ticket for a yellow that went red but your wheels were 1 ft short of the rule they use. Or a right on red when a light turns red as you are making it through a yellow / red. Especially after waiting for a pedestrian to make it safely on the sidewalk (while chatting on a phone)
A person has to go argue a ticket that is basically the Olympics of driving timed to the .003 of a second whether you are guilty or not. All wile ignoring the NTSA rules of yellow lights time lengths.
IGE: 40 MPH should be 6 seconds not 3. Considering it takes 1 second to react so leaves two seconds at 40-45 MPH whatever the flow is to stop.
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savy says
Well actually , "dogatemyfianances," I do want a cop to issue me the ticket because when I go to court who will be my accuser? A camera? I have the right to face my accuser not look at a camera.
Ron Wilde says
The ticket I got from Arizona invites me to court in 2 weeks to contest it. But the court is in the middle of nowhere about 8 hours from my house in California. If I ignore the ticket, will I have to show up in court eventually? That would not be an option for me.
Abigail says
I’ve only gotten a ticket that asked me to pay the fine. If it’s specifically asking you to court, I would think that’s a very different story. I know that if you miss a court date, a bench warrant can be issued. I don’t know if that applies in your case, but it’s certainly a risk.
If it’s an issue of transportation, I would call the state (perhaps a number was included somewhere in your paperwork?) and explain the situation. Perhaps it can get moved elsewhere or you can just send in the payment.
Jheoavny says
Hi I got a ticket in California on August 2016 and I have court tmr I got my ticket in the mail what do I do should I go to court ?
Abigail says
You need to check CA regulations about automated tickets to be sure that not going to court is safe.
Sam says
How did you reply to your ticket it the “2 week court date” from Arizona?
I’m from Montana, they want me in Mesa in Sept for a court date. I believe i’m going to ignore the ticket and hope i don’t get in trouble?
but your story would be nice!! i had the same ticket to appear in court. thank you
Abigail says
We didn’t reply at all. We ignored it and weren’t served.
Erik says
I’m 17 and I got flashed going over 30. Around 8:00 I didn’t see a sign or a warning. I am scared what’s gonna happen?
Abigail says
They don’t need to have signs or warnings as far as I know. It’s pretty much the point.
The ticket should be sent to the address the car is registered to. If it wasn’t your car, you need to talk to the owner and decide what action to take. If it’s your car, then you have to decide whether you want to ignore the ticket. If you do get served, then you’ll have to pay no matter what.
Sr says
If my dad (we both live in different states that aren’t AZ) ratted me out and ID’d me, and then they send papers to my house with my name on them, then do I have to respond? I still haven’t been served yet and I’m moving to a new home in 2 weeks anyway.
Abigail says
I don’t know. I would assume that’s the same as the original ticket being sent to your house. I believe being served would still require a person coming to your house, but I’m not sure about different states’ rules.
So playing it safe may be your best bet. I will say that the new address won’t necessarily keep you safe. The onus would be on you to have picked up your mail or have it forwarded.
Stuart says
I came from Arizona to my home in Cleveland, Ohio, a week went by and I received
a camera ticket from Payson Arizona. It stated that I was driving 13 miles above the
speed limit when they told me I should have been within 11 miles of the speed limit. The ticket states that I owe 212.00 or take a defense driving school and pay 174.00 instead and that would not put points on my record. I have not received a ticket in over 23 years.
I am 73 years old and I find this out rages. The video shows that a truck in the right hand lane going faster than me. Is there any way I can get out of this ticket.
Abigail says
Ugh, that’s a frustrating situation! I don’t think you can get out of a ticket unless you actually show up in court. You live in a different state, so I’m guessing there’s no danger of getting served and having the ticket enforced. We never got served, and we live in Arizona.
craig says
Hi, I got the same camera ticket from Payson today – at 13 miles over! What did you do in response to the ticket?
Thanks
Sunny says
I think I was clicked in Phoenix,AZ between crossings “Indian School and 15th ave ” & “Indian School and 19th ave ” by a mobile unit (City of phoenix very new vehicle). There was no sign that a mobile unit is present or otherwise.
What do you suggest?
Abigail says
I don’t think they are required to put up a sign warning you. I think the signs are mainly to encourage people to avoid speeding. If you were clicked, you should get a ticket in the mail. You can decide what to do from there.
Sunny says
Thanks Abigail
JLA says
So a process worker never served you? My ticket is due in a week but I don’t wanna pay because it is BS that a long dark road is 40 mph limit in Lincoln drive in paradise valley. That messed up my entire night. I was only doing 55 cruise control and no one around.
Abigail says
Nope, we were never served.
JLA says
Ok, if they do serve me, let’s say, one man comes to my home and I tell everyone in household to tell him that I do not live there, will that work?
JLA says
Will it work or should I just say that it is me?
Abigail says
I wouldn’t lie to a process server. That seems very dangerous. If the state bothers to serve you, I’d recommend just paying it.
maggie says
i’m curious what you decided to do after all. I got hit with the same thing, same road.
Abigail says
I didn’t pay, and we were never served. I guess I got lucky.
Fer says
Just wondering.. I just got a ticket in the mail from the same camera .. (Paradise valley Az) i was going 54 in a 40mph…
Were you ever served? I really want to ignore it but scared my license will get suspended… I have until October 5 to pay..
Abigail says
We were never served, though I should add that we hadn’t yet switched our registration to Arizona.
Michael says
I just got flashed there it’s bs!
JRD says
ha you too, on tatum?
Scotty says
Hi JLA,
I just got a ticket for going 53 on Lincoln in Paradise Valley a couple of days ago, how did your ticket process work? Did you pay it? Did you forget about it, did someone serve you? Please let me know so I know what to! Thanks! (PS, that road is the worst and I feel like I’m a snail going so slow on that road at night)
maggie says
is it normal for a mailed ticket to include a court summons date you have to appear by? it states if I pay prior or attend defensive driving school I don’t need to appear…
also, can process servers get past gate code entries?
thanks in advance for your response!
Abigail says
Yikes, no idea about the gate entry code issue. It’s been too long for me to really remember what the ticket looked like. I remember the option to take a class or pay prior. I think most tickets auto-include a court date so that you can contest it if you like.
Sorry I can’t be of more specific help.
Erick says
I live in California and got a photo ticket in the mail that told me to either send in the money or show up to the court date that was marked to fight my case . I missed the date 3 days ago and I’m planning on going in today … They have not contacted me about anything yet . Should I bother going in or go along with saying I want someone to physically accuse me and serve me ?? It’s a $490 ticket which is ridiculous because all I did was turn right in a turning lane on a red light
Erick says
And also will a bench warrant be put out if I choose not to respond to the ticket … I would appreciate help with this thank you
Abigail says
Well, remember that I’m not a lawyer. But if CA has the same rules as AZ, then a warrant will not be put out until you’ve been served. Since the court date is optional, a warrant shouldn’t be involved anyway — again, assuming your state’s laws are similar to mine. Here’s a lawyers’ site I found in a search — I have no affiliation — that only charges if they win, so maybe they can give you information/a quote: http://catraffictickets.com/index.php/red-light-camera-tickets.html
Erik says
I’m 17 and I got flashed going over 30. Around 8:00 I didn’t see a sign or a warning. I am scared what’s gonna happen?
Beej says
My son got a red light cam ticket in Mesa by MCC. Of course the ticket had the three options, pay, traffic school or show up on the court date. We got the ticket 2 months ago. Should we wait out the next 2 months? And if we do and get served will he still have the option to go to traffic school?
Abigail says
The sources I’ve read don’t say whether traffic school will still be an option. It may be that getting served means you have to pay. Sorry I can’t offer more insight.
Miserable in Mesa says
Right on Red maybe…. How do you know if you got flashed on a right on red? I have gotten a ticket the second day I moved here. In Calif the yellows are 4-6 seconds and the yellows in Mesa are 3sec. See Newton’s law on that one… So I stop on yellow and green now. I watch the cross walk count downs, some adhere to it some don’t… I have a small heart attack every time I come to an intersection here.
The thing is…. I stop and double check to see if it is right on red O.K then do the creep up to see if it is clear and proceed. Cautiously of course. However I noticed after reading about on the net, it is possible to stop before the sensors, proceed and still get ticketed? I felt I was flashed, but while my head was turned to check right of way traffic all while rolling half on the break and idle. (picture car in crosswalk, head turned to watch for cars) “you know, like we all do to creep up over the crosswalk” Is that a ticket offense? Rolling up and thru while riding the break? I had stopped back before the crosswalk on red but the other cars waiting for the green were to far forward to see past em…I’m moving next month due the high stress of Mesa’s camera tickets…
Is there a way to plead not guilty to a camera? Which is really taken out of context if you produce a picture of someone rolling thru but had stopped before the white line…? Is there some way to argue these or are we just being fleeced/ shaked down? I mean how do you tell a judge you had stopped, creeped up not even registering on the speedo? Is there video of every picture available for the 10 seconds prior? How do you get that?
Sorry for so long but I am spinning here…
Thanks
M.M
Abigail says
The only two times Tim or I have gotten a ticket, the flash was apparent to us, and in each case it was for speeding. It would have been directly in front of you, I believe. I don’t think it’d be sensitive enough to detect rolling through on red, but I honestly don’t know.
If you wanted to contest any ticket you get, you’d have to go to court. Which also means paying the court fees. In my case, those would be nearly as expensive. Though of course, one doesn’t get you points on your license. So it’s up to you.
Nicky says
What happens if the ticket was served to my mother (who lives in the same dwelling) but it’s actually mine. Will I now have to pay the ticket or can I ignore it? What happens if I do choose to ignore it?
Abigail says
If it’s sent to her, it’s up to her what to do. She can report that it was you driving. They’d then send the ticket to you, I believe. Personally, I wouldn’t skirt the ticket if it’s in your mom’s name, since she’ll take the fall if they decide to take further action.
Niv says
I liv in CA and I just got a speeding photo ticket in AZ. What are the odds of me getting personally getting serve here in Cali?
Abigail says
Obviously, I can’t say for sure. But my guess is pretty much zero. If they didn’t send someone after us here because we had an out-of-state plate still, I doubt they’d send someone to CA.
Dee says
So what did you end up doing with your ticket?
Celeste Stroblas says
I would say you have nothing to fear. I live in AZ and I’ve never been served. It would be to costly to serve you in CA.
Celeste
Drew says
So I got a speeding ticket in Scottsdale, AZ and it was a camera ticket just got it the other week in the mail from the beginning of July. If it has a court date on it do I have to pay it? It says on the ticket “to avoid a collision” or something along those lines, so pretty sure either way if they try and take this to court I can get out of it. Am I wrong in thinking like that?
Abigail says
Does it say that you need to either pay the ticket OR go to court by X date? This was 4 years ago, so I’m fuzzy on whether ours listed a court date.
Drew says
It does say I need to either pay the ticket before the 28th or go to court on that date.
Abigail says
That sounds like the one we got. We just ignored it. That said, there’s the usual caveat that I’m not a lawyer, so I can’t guarantee this is correct.
Drew says
Oh I understand but thank you for the information
Dee says
What did you end up doing?
Celeste says
So, I received a speeding ticket from a camera in the mail the other day from El Mirage. After “googling” it I have decided to ignore it. I will keep ya’ll posted as to the outcome. The fine is $234.00 which is ridiculous and traffic school is 4.5 hours long. I haven’t been stopped by the police since 1983.
Abigail says
That fine does seem pretty ludicrous. Definitely keep me posted!
maria says
I’m on the same boat… what happened??
Celeste says
Hi Maria,
So far nothing has happened. My daughter recently told me she has recieved 4 “camera tickets” in the last few months (obviously she has a led foot) then she was stopped by the police, for speeding, and when they ran her drivers license nothing about the camera tickets showed up.
Trey says
I was going 62 in a 50 and got flashed in Scottsdale. The ticket was sent to my parent’s house, I really just want to ignore it. If the process server goes to my mom’s house, will that count as me being served? Don’t they have to personally serve me?
What if my parents were just too busy to tell me about the ticket, or don’t like to contact me? Can’t I just play dumb here and pretend I never knew I got it?
Emma says
Im in the same position as you- having parents accept the summons. Ive done the payment plan for this sort of thing once before, but dont want to have to if its not necessary. On the website, it’ll tell you the status of your license, past violations, etc. So you can check, as the times get closer.
What did you end up doing?
Emma says
Im in the same situation as the above poster. My parent accepted the paperwork from a server for doing 13mph while doing a right hand turn on a red light. $337 and court is next week. What if i dont show?
Abigail says
It’s my understanding that, once the server’s paperwork is accepted, you really can’t get out of paying it. I mean, technically *you* weren’t served — so I guess it’s a legal gray area? — but I really wouldn’t test those waters, were I you.
Sam says
I was speeding 65 in a45. I got flashed by a camera. But it’s my fathers car and everything is in his name. I can’t let my parents find out about it. I know when I get the ticket I can get on his email and say iras the me so they ticket gets dropped. But does that really work?
Reply please
Abigail says
What I know is what I posted about. I can’t tell you how it would work getting the ticket in someone else’s name. If it’s in your dad’s name, the mail will be addressed to him, and may or may not come directly from the government. (I can’t remember if the private company sent the letter or the government did.) So it’ll be tricky. You may want to fess up and then suggest the course of action you’re already planning.
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John Spartan says
I got zapped in El Mirage too. Waiting to see what happens with Celeste. But I was just passing by. It’s 6 lanes and 45 mph for what seemed like 10 miles. It should be an expressway but its not. But, I am not a AZ resident. Plus, it wasnt my car. The driver was tired so I took over and I wanted to drive back home so I could sleep after volunteering all day. I didnt get a ticket, just a notice asking if the speeder was the registered owner. I have looked online. It looks like they use process servers and they often lie that people got served, at least in AZ. It will be interesting to see what out of staters get. I’ve read that AZ law requires that the camera ticket has to be served in person. IF anyone not child age is at home and opens the door, you are considered served. I didn’t see any warning posters posted anywhere along the El Mirage route to reach the freeway.
Abigail says
I don’t think we do warning posters about traffic cameras out here. But I could be wrong. Sounds like you’re safe. If anything, the car owner would get ticketed/served. And then it’s between you two to hash it out. But yeah, servers can say anything they want, as long as they verify it’s you and then hand you the paper.
Celeste Stroblas says
Hi, This is Celeste. So far I haven’t heard from anyone concering my ticket. I did see that rhey have it posted that a camera is up a head, but it isn’t easily seen. So I guess no news is good news.
Abigail says
In this case, yep silence is golden! Silence on the state’s/camera company’s part anyway. Good luck!
Jack says
Live in Texas and was in Mesa on Sept 23, 2015 on business. Received at $300.50 speeding ticked in the mail from a camera. Did not pay. I wanted them to personally serve me in Texas. They never showed as the cost to serve me in Texas was to high. Today is Feb 22, 2016 and I never heard from anyone!
Abigail says
Way to go!
Matt says
I just got a camera ticket (for failure to stop at a red light), I live in TN. It says if I don’t respond by the due date, I will be assessed an additional $68 in court fees.
It says my options are basically pay or schedule a hearing, in which if I’m found guilty I might have to pay $68 in court fees.
Will they really schedule a court hearing for me if I do nothing, or would they have to come serve me face to face?
My face isn’t shown in the photos either, just the car. I don’t know if that matters or not (but it was me driving).
Celeste says
Seriously,I would throw it away and not worry about it. It will be fine.
Abigail says
Double check TN’s laws through a quick google search of “traffic ticket TN court hearing served” to see if you can find out your state’s policy on that. But I believe here in AZ they have to serve you in person, since a police officer didn’t serve the original ticket in person.
Jack says
I recently received a letter in the mail from Paradise Valley PD, Arizona that I was clocked by a speed camera doing 56 in a 40. I was shocked that this was a $260 ticket!! I live in Ohio. Does anyone know if I do ignore this and don’t get served, what happens? Will this ticket linger on or will it just go away? And if it does away, how long does it take before it is officially a dead issue? Thanks!
Diana Romero says
Does this also apply to meter tickets?
Abigail says
Do you mean a ticket given to you because your meter expired? If so, that wouldn’t apply. A police officer wrote or typed out the ticket.
The traffic camera issue is because you aren’t being served by a police officer. A company is sending you the fine.
Hermann says
In California I received in the mail a ticket for a stoplight violation while making a red turn. $490! The notice says I have 3 more weeks to appear in court or pay the ticket. Traffic school is an option too but wouldn’t save me the $490.
I’m wondering what would happen if I appeared in court and told the judge that the ticket was improperly served. Would the court throw it out?
Reading the above and thinking California has similar laws as Arizona, I’m inclined to wait it out.
Rachael says
I got flashed in El Mirage and they sent the letter to my father in laws house and my nephew who is never there happened to be there when a server knocked on the door! He said that I lived there(which I do not) and she havgave him the papers! So does this mean I have been “served” and beef to pay the ticket?
Abigail says
I’d give it the benefit of the doubt and call yourself served. You don’t really want to argue with the court that you personally didn’t get served on a ticket that you know you needed to pay.
Julie @ Millennial Boss says
Wow mind blown! Never knew this about tickets. What about insurance premiums going up though? How did my insurance company know I got two speeding tickets back in 2013?
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Abigail says
Hmmm, that one I’m not sure about. I don’t know how tickets are reported to insurance companies. If they already know about the tickets, you can probably ask the company how it finds out. No harm in trying, right?
Hailey says
My dad just got a speeding ticket and he lives inTX but mybtother was driving the car and it was cam ticket and he got it in Dc. Should my dad just pay the ticket ir he can take defensive driving?? Do u have any other/better option to advice me?
Abigail says
He should probably do a quick check on the laws of DC (there should be at least a couple of articles about the subject from news outlets in DC somewhere online) to see if they’re the same as they are here.
The safest route probably is the defensive driving course. Or I believe your dad can argue that he wasn’t the one driving, and then they’d have to seek out your brother.
Tammy Galvan says
Im in same situation. Im just worried because my ticket has a court date. I dont want 2 get a warrant 4 my arrest. Did your ticket have a court date??
Abigail says
Unfortunately, it’s been five years. So I can’t remember. But I believe most tickets do come with a date. It’s a court date/date you need to have taken a class (if you’re able to take a class to get out of the ticket).
Martha says
I got flashed in Paradise Valley on April 19th going 11 mph over the posted speed. Got the ticket in the mail 8 weeks later, took driving school and thought that was the end of it. Two months after I got the first ticket, I got another ticket telling me I went 11 mph over the posted speed at the same location in Paradise Valley on June 9th. My court date is Sept 14. I don’t qualify for driving school but feel the ticket is unfair because I never got notice of the first ticket before I got the second ticket. I, obviously, would have changed my behavior if I had notice of the first ticket. Would I have an arguable case in front of a judge? I don’t want the points on my license (insurance will check when my policy renews next year) but will pay the ticket if I have to. What should I do?
Abigail says
I’m not sure if it’s something you want to argue in front of a judge: I wouldn’t have kept breaking the law if I knew I’d already gotten caught breaking the law. But it’s possible I suppose.
M says
I didn’t know I broke it the first time when I broke it again. I might add it’s a known fact those cameras don’t flash until you are over 50. My speedometer has hash marks for every 2 miles. It’s a very fine line between 50 and 52. I didn’t receive the first ticket in the mail until after the second incident. I didn’t know about the second incident until the second week of August. I don’t appreciate being called an idiot. My point being a six or seven week passage of time is not what I would call expediting the law. I’ll be looking for advice elsewhere now.
Abigail says
I wasn’t calling you an idiot, and I’m sorry if you took it that way.
I was pointing out that it wouldn’t be the greatest argument in front of a judge who will likely be, well, judgmental. You’re there because you broke a law (which we both know is a stupid infraction because people will drive however it is they drive and really very rarely is it actually dangerous), and some judges probably aren’t all that concerned, I’m guessing plenty would be unpleasant about it. If for no other reason than the fact that a ticket is taking away court time from other cases of breaking important laws. “Actual” criminals can stay in jail for months waiting for a court date, which I think would mean a judge would be pissy about dealing with a ticket. On the other hand, maybe that means he/she will treat it like the light offense it is. It’s difficult to tell.
My point is that I wouldn’t rely on the judge to treat the situation with the (lack of) gravity it deserves. So saying that you didn’t know you were caught breaking the speed limit (which some judges will see as “breaking a law”) and therefore shouldn’t be penalized for breaking it probably wouldn’t sit well with a fair number of legal folks.
Brian says
Great information! I know in my jurisdiction, they can’t ever pursue a ticket given by a traffic camera, only an actual officer. Thanks for sharing!
Meekie Meeks says
Hi, I really need advise I got a ticket in may of 2016 and I forgot about it. Its now December 2016 and I still haven’t gotten anything in the mail or had anyone knock on my door. Do you think it was thrown out? What should do?
Abigail says
It sounds like it. But there are sites that will let you check to see if there’s a warrant. Here’s what the DMV says: http://www.dmv.org/articles/how-to-check-for-warrants/
Beto says
I got camera ticket in Arizona but decided to call them. Does that mean I am quity and served. I know I should Not have called them. I live in California. Thank
Abigail says
I’m honestly not sure how that works. With the extreme caveat that I’m not a lawyer,y my guess is: The issue here is that you weren’t serrved in person, which is apparently part of the state’s constitution. A phone call still isn’t being served in person, so I don’t think — again, not a legal expert — it would change anything.
Little Mamma says
My husband got served on a speeding ticket that is clearly not him (it’s me) and it’s $242.00 plus the $46.00 fee for service. I am going to have him call in the morning and find out what can be done. There is no way for them to prove you ever got the original ticket in the mail. Mail gets lost all the time.
I read somewhere that they cannot make him pay a ticket that is clearly not his. Do you know anything about that?
I will keep you posted.
Little Mamma says
It’s for going 51 in a 40.
Abigail says
Unfortunately, I don’t know anything about proving a ticket wasn’t you. Since it was his car they might still transfer the ticket over to you. But maybe it’ll slip through the cracks if you’re lucky. Definitely let me know how it turns out!
Abby says
I have gotten one and so has both of my parents in Tennessee, and we didn’t pay for it, and nothing happened to any of us. Thanks for sharing!
Carson Dalton says
I received a photo-radar ticket for running a red light on 10/26/17. My fiance literally threw it away before I saw it. So I (fortunately) never logged in to any website with the information contained in the ticket – which I’ve heard can be legally counted that you have been formally served (or else you would have never acquired the access data info… this is a tangential point though to why I’m writing and my question).
So, I believe I have 120 days from 10/26/17 to avoid being formally served, or else it’ll be time to pony up. I have no gripes with that. Here is my question:
I live in a high rise condominium. We have a community mail room with each owner having an individualized key-access mailbox. The original ticket was simply inserted into my individual mailbox. My fiance opened it, and trashed it right away. I couldn’t find it if I wanted to.
However, as time passes, I’m curious if the doormen at my residential building can accept a formal service of this ticket if a service or officer comes to my building, and just asks them to accept it on my behalf? That does not seem appropriate.
I will be instructing them to not accept or sign for any mail or packages for me during the 120 time frame for further insulation. Just worried a process server will quickly give it to a doorman, indicate its for me, then quickly bail out and certify I was personally served…
Shady dealings indeed, but preparation is key here. Appreciate all the prior insight here, and would truly appreciate any feedback.
Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving.
Abigail says
Well, as always I’ll start with the caveat that I’m not a lawyer so I can’t speak expertly. But it’s always been my impression that to be served they have to literally give it to you — and only you — in person. It’s really the only way to guarantee that you received the document is to have someone who can attest that you were handed it. Happy belated Thanksgiving!
Cindy Brooks says
In Montana traffic cameras themselves are illegal, so no worries here!
Joe says
I got served by one of those crap cameras and made it past 120 day limit.
F those greedy municipalities!
Bruno says
If I got flashed for running a red light, not speeding, can I ignore the ticket and will it go away, and if that is the case, how long can I ignore it for?
Abigail says
As long as it was issued by a machine and not given to you by a police officer, it should qualify. That said, I’m not a legal expert. I’m simply reporting what I found to be the case online, which is that technically you must be served in person. You may want to do an online search for yourself to verify that this is still the case, as this piece was written several years ago.
MaryLou Stone says
Apparently, back in 2015 my daughter got a traffic cam ticket for not stopping long enough before making her right turn against a red light. We only found out about this ticket when I tried adding her to my car insurance…in October 2018. License suspended for ‘failure to appear/failure to pay fine” WTF? Never received the original and now they’re telling her she owes $780. How is this even fair and/or possible? Don’t say to just ignore it, because her license has already been suspended (since 2015!) Any ideas? Anyone?
Abigail says
Yes, you definitely can’t ignore that one. I would consult a lawyer to find out what recourse she has since it was a traffic camera AND she never received the paperwork. She should have received that plus, I believe, a follow-up warning to pay. The fact that she received neither (was the address on the car outdated?) may give you a legal leg to stand on.
Cannon Law says
My friend got caught by a camera once and never paid his fine. Perhaps, he’s just lucky. As for me, I would never have exceeded the speed limit because I don’t want to get into trouble.