Hamilton & New Tech to Stop Speeding

8UP · 04-02-2010, 06:18 PM

The enforcement part has become a big issue in a lot of Cities. Dayton has had red light cameras for years, West Carollton has red light cameras and automated speed limit ticketing also. The "Tickets" these things spit out are a civil action, not a law enforcement action, which is why such a large number of people aren't paying them. I keep hearing second hand that the Police won't go after someone with this type of ticket, I'd really like to hear the REAL info on it.

04-02-2010, 06:18 PM	#12
8UP Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 1 Posts: 92	The enforcement part has become a big issue in a lot of Cities. Dayton has had red light cameras for years, West Carollton has red light cameras and automated speed limit ticketing also. The "Tickets" these things spit out are a civil action, not a law enforcement action, which is why such a large number of people aren't paying them. I keep hearing second hand that the Police won't go after someone with this type of ticket, I'd really like to hear the REAL info on it.