My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: Florida
I recently received a red light camera ticket from turning left in an intersection when the traffic light was turning red.
It was during rush hour with significant oncoming traffic and the traffic light's left turn signal was non-operational so the only way to complete a left turn was to do so when the light turned yellow/red and the oncoming traffic was stopped.
Does this situation, with the traffic light's left turn signal being non-operational, requiring a left turn on a yellow/red during a high traffic time of day, provide a legit reason to protest the ticket?
The ticket is about $160 and it doesn't count against my driving record if paid within 30 days, so I am not sure if it is worth the time/expense to protest the ticket, unless I have a valid reason to do so.
Thank you.
I recently received a red light camera ticket from turning left in an intersection when the traffic light was turning red.
It was during rush hour with significant oncoming traffic and the traffic light's left turn signal was non-operational so the only way to complete a left turn was to do so when the light turned yellow/red and the oncoming traffic was stopped.
Does this situation, with the traffic light's left turn signal being non-operational, requiring a left turn on a yellow/red during a high traffic time of day, provide a legit reason to protest the ticket?
The ticket is about $160 and it doesn't count against my driving record if paid within 30 days, so I am not sure if it is worth the time/expense to protest the ticket, unless I have a valid reason to do so.
Thank you.
Traffic Lights, Signs and Controls: Red Light Camera Ticket Turning Left on Yellow/Red
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