If the law is cheating like this get a movie camera and turn it over to a
news crew. That was done by an old man that had a lot of time here in the
St. Louis area. The result was that they had to refund all money that was
incurred through a class action suit. Lawyers got a third but it
straightened out a bunch of small municipalities. People doing this kind of
stuff have gotten speed limits increased in certain areas also. Otherwise
just don't go through red lights, it isn't that hard. -- Bill --
A properly hinged plate and a solenoid would do wonders to putting the plate
in the horizontal position. If asked just stated that it's there to prevent
damage to the plate when entering driveway aprons. Then smile and say, "that
way the plate won't be damaged and unreadable should I get caught by a red
light camera." :-)
I am in no way way advocating unsafe driving. However there are lights in
my area (55 MPH road with 6 traffic lights over the course of a mile) where
the instant they turn yellow you have two options:
1. Slam on the brakes hoping your car's braking distance is optimal, AND
that the guy behind you is faster and more efficient in braking.
or
2. Hit the gas and hope your horsepower actually become a safety factor.
Once you get the front proto-type built you can work on the back, because I
here they can have cameras from both sides now (which could make a tailgater
your friend). Well..., that is unless the tailgater doesn't meet the
criteria of point #1 above.
Tom
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