Got A Ticket? Fight Back & Win!
LEARN HOW TO FIGHT RED LIGHT & SPEED CAMERA TICKETS
Our team had 3823 traffic court cases dismissed by simply following the instructions we are providing
you in this eBook. You, too, can have the knowledge to fight back & Win. You’ll learn what documents to ask
for in such defenses as “Discovery”, "Material Omission" and “Engineering” defense and what to look for in a
“Defect On The Ticket” defense and much more. We’ll explain the laws that allow such things as trial by
camera and the “cash cow” profits of the red light and speed camera tickets.
Take a stand against unjust traffic tickets. It's your money. You worked hard for it.
you in this eBook. You, too, can have the knowledge to fight back & Win. You’ll learn what documents to ask
for in such defenses as “Discovery”, "Material Omission" and “Engineering” defense and what to look for in a
“Defect On The Ticket” defense and much more. We’ll explain the laws that allow such things as trial by
camera and the “cash cow” profits of the red light and speed camera tickets.
Take a stand against unjust traffic tickets. It's your money. You worked hard for it.
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Beat Speed Camera Ticket! Bravo!
Beat Speed Camera Ticket! Bravo!
DC Camera Ticket Overturned on Accuracy Doubts
Motorist learns the value of contesting all citations as Washington, DC admitted accuracy of photo radar ticket was doubtful.
Doubt over the accuracy of the speed camera equipment led to the dismissal of a Washington, DC photo radar ticket last month. On May 7, a 34-year-old engineer from Alexandria, Virginia had been driving on Interstate 295/395 near 9th Street on a sunny morning when a mobile speed camera snapped a photo of the engineer's car. The camera claimed that the Audi was traveling at 51 MPH, 11 MPH over the District's 40 MPH interstate speed limit.
The motorist, who requested anonymity, decided to fight the citation out of "spite." When Adjudicator Stephen Reichert took one look at the ticket photo and noted that a second vehicle had been within the radar's field of view. Radar guidelines suggest this situation could cause a spurious radar reading, especially since the District's contractor provided no video or other secondary verification of speed. View full-size photo.
"In as much as the government-submitted photograph shows multiple vehicles traveling through the radar zone in a receding direction, the government has failed to prove by clear and convincing evidence that respondent's vehicle was identified as the vehicle speeding," Reichert wrote. "Thus the ticket is dismissed."
The motorist was glad he did not need to give the speech against the system that he had planned to give.
"I said 'no' when asked if I had anything else to add, and out I went with my cash remaining in my pocket" "Saved $150.00. It only cost to me: $3.30 in Metro fares to Win."
As of last month, the District's private photo enforcement contractors had mailed a total of 4,019,023 tickets worth a total of $305 million. That is equivalent to one ticket not just for every resident of Washington, DC, but for every single resident of the District plus surrounding Virginia and Maryland suburbs.
The motorist, who requested anonymity, decided to fight the citation out of "spite." When Adjudicator Stephen Reichert took one look at the ticket photo and noted that a second vehicle had been within the radar's field of view. Radar guidelines suggest this situation could cause a spurious radar reading, especially since the District's contractor provided no video or other secondary verification of speed. View full-size photo.
"In as much as the government-submitted photograph shows multiple vehicles traveling through the radar zone in a receding direction, the government has failed to prove by clear and convincing evidence that respondent's vehicle was identified as the vehicle speeding," Reichert wrote. "Thus the ticket is dismissed."
The motorist was glad he did not need to give the speech against the system that he had planned to give.
"I said 'no' when asked if I had anything else to add, and out I went with my cash remaining in my pocket" "Saved $150.00. It only cost to me: $3.30 in Metro fares to Win."
As of last month, the District's private photo enforcement contractors had mailed a total of 4,019,023 tickets worth a total of $305 million. That is equivalent to one ticket not just for every resident of Washington, DC, but for every single resident of the District plus surrounding Virginia and Maryland suburbs.
Donya Inman
Beat $360 Red Light Camera Ticket! Bravo!
Beat $360 Red Light Camera Ticket! Bravo!
"Donya received a $360 ticket in the mail. She had no recollection of running a red light. She checked the photo- enforced company website and viewed the violation video. It was not her car that run the light. It was the car in front of her. She needed help and she called US. The photo and video showed that the camera flashed when a vehicle just ahead of her made a right turn on red right in front of her. Dony's car was behind the violator. The red light camera flashed even before she made it to the stop line. The car that made the right turn should have received that ticket not Donya"
Case Result No.1
She won. Case dismissed. How? The Wrong car ticketed, “Defect on the photo and video” strategy. We told her to argue the basic elements of the red light camera violation error tip. First violation photo did not establish that the camera flashed when she entered the intersection. The video proved it was the car in front of her that trigger the flash. A $360 ticket dismissed.
Megan and John
"Megan and John were shocked to receive five speed camera tickets in the mail. They had no recollection of speeding. Then they noticed the address. It was near a hospital. It was during the period when their 10-year-old daughter was in intensive care at a Children’s Hospital. How to contest the tickets was not clear. But how to pay the tickets was in bold type on the violation letter. Five days later they received four more tickets for the same location. They called us."
Case Result No.2
We won on seven of the tickets! How? We applied the “Engineering Survey” defense and the “Lack of Legally Sufficient Notice” strategy. We asked the city for the engineering survey that should show the speed limit was authorized and appropriate for the stretch of the road. They could not provide study. We asked for city to show tickets were mailed with in 30 days of violation. They were not. Case dismissed.
Hundred$ of dollars saved.
Hundred$ of dollars saved.
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Mark
Traveling Salesman
Traveling Salesman
"Mark received a $75 red light camera ticket in the mail. It was so long ago that he wasn’t immediately sure what had happened. Then he remembered. An ambulance had been coming up behind him, lights and sirens blasting. There was nowhere to go. He pulled through the intersection. Eventually, the ambulance drove past. The problem? The red light camera was triggered Mark got a ticket. However, the photo on the ticket didn’t show the ambulance. He called us."
Case Result No.3
We won. How? The “Discovery” defense. The city could not provide history of ambulance runs. They didn’t provide any discovery. Mark asked the city for the violation video evidence and they could not provide it. No evidence, no case dismissed. $75 ticket dismissed.
John
Professional Driver
Professional Driver
"John received a $150 speed camera ticket in the mail. The photo was dark and the license plate was not recognizable. it was blurred. Also, The ticket read “South Capital Street” but it did not look like it. It should have said North Capital Street. He called us. "
Case Result No.4
We won. How? The “Defect on the Ticket” strategy. The evidence provided was not clear and convincing enough. First, wrong street listed on ticket. Second, the photo was not legible. You could not make out the license plate numbers. Therefore, there was a material defect on the ticket. Illegible Tag = No ticket. Case dismissed. He saved $150.
Scott
"Scott received a $436 red light camera ticket from Daly City and he took the case to court, and he WON! He argued Daly City's contract with the camera maker Redflex violates the state vehicle code, specifically the regulation of the signs warning drivers there are red light cameras ahead. The law states that the responsibility for the signs may not be contracted out to camera makers, that the city must inspect and maintain them. The city failed to follow the law. He went to trial. "
Case Result No.5
He Won! The commissioner agreed with Scott and dismissed the $436 ticket. Redflex, the red light camera company violated the state
vehicle state code.
vehicle state code.
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