Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Were there two lanes heading the same direction - you were in one lane and the bus was in another? Or did you actually pass the bus as in you were two tailing it and went around it on a single lane road?
There were three lanes with the bus in the far right lane and my car in the far left lane.
Since I first posted, we have since learned that the ticket website says the ticket happens when the red lights on the outside of the bus come on and not when the stop sign arm swings out. However, there is no proof that these lights went on in the video provided to us.
So, my take is that there's no proof we could have seen the lights and no proof that the lights went on as they should have. Plus, I wonder if the 2-3 other cars that passed by before and after also received tickets.
Can they enforce a ticket when they are not 100% sure the warning lights on the bus functioned properly?
OP
I hope you honestly don't believe you may be wrongly ticketed. Did you not see the yellow lights either?
I'm not the OP, but the buses in neighborhood often flash their yellows and let the drivers pass before they flash the red.
NP but I'm pretty sure I've seen buses put on their yellows and just pull over to the right. They never put on the reds or stop sign then. They are just waiting. Has anyone seen that or am I imagining it? If they are not actively doing pickups but waiting for sports teams, etc.
They can’t wait with the red light on because no one would be able to pass them…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Were there two lanes heading the same direction - you were in one lane and the bus was in another? Or did you actually pass the bus as in you were two tailing it and went around it on a single lane road?
There were three lanes with the bus in the far right lane and my car in the far left lane.
Since I first posted, we have since learned that the ticket website says the ticket happens when the red lights on the outside of the bus come on and not when the stop sign arm swings out. However, there is no proof that these lights went on in the video provided to us.
So, my take is that there's no proof we could have seen the lights and no proof that the lights went on as they should have. Plus, I wonder if the 2-3 other cars that passed by before and after also received tickets.
Can they enforce a ticket when they are not 100% sure the warning lights on the bus functioned properly?
OP
I hope you honestly don't believe you may be wrongly ticketed. Did you not see the yellow lights either?
I'm not the OP, but the buses in neighborhood often flash their yellows and let the drivers pass before they flash the red.
NP but I'm pretty sure I've seen buses put on their yellows and just pull over to the right. They never put on the reds or stop sign then. They are just waiting. Has anyone seen that or am I imagining it? If they are not actively doing pickups but waiting for sports teams, etc.
she is not going to get a license suspended for going to court; don’t be ridiculous.Anonymous wrote:You are getting ticketed. Honestly if you try to fight it the judge may suspend your license. Do you have a driver?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Were there two lanes heading the same direction - you were in one lane and the bus was in another? Or did you actually pass the bus as in you were two tailing it and went around it on a single lane road?
There were three lanes with the bus in the far right lane and my car in the far left lane.
Since I first posted, we have since learned that the ticket website says the ticket happens when the red lights on the outside of the bus come on and not when the stop sign arm swings out. However, there is no proof that these lights went on in the video provided to us.
So, my take is that there's no proof we could have seen the lights and no proof that the lights went on as they should have. Plus, I wonder if the 2-3 other cars that passed by before and after also received tickets.
Can they enforce a ticket when they are not 100% sure the warning lights on the bus functioned properly?
OP
I hope you honestly don't believe you may be wrongly ticketed. Did you not see the yellow lights either?
I'm not the OP, but the buses in neighborhood often flash their yellows and let the drivers pass before they flash the red.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pay the ticket and pay attention.
I should invest in these camera companies that are making bank.
OP
Look, gently, don't try this in court. Judges get this kind of stuff all the time and being combative in court won't go well for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pay the ticket and pay attention.
I should invest in these camera companies that are making bank.
OP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is Deja vu. One just like it a few months back.
The video proves you passed bus 1 second after lights turned red. Thats actually a decent amount of time. Plus the yellow lights gave you a warning.
The video does no such thing. All you can see is the arm of the bus stop sign.
OP
Anonymous wrote:Pay the ticket and pay attention.
Anonymous wrote:This thread is Deja vu. One just like it a few months back.
The video proves you passed bus 1 second after lights turned red. Thats actually a decent amount of time. Plus the yellow lights gave you a warning.