Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticket"
My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: California (Southern)
Am I Obligated to Respond to a Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System which says "Do Not Call The Court Regarding this Notice". I researched online and it looks like this type of notice is called a "Snitch Ticket".
Anyone who has dealt with this Issue or spoke with an Traffic Attorney regarding this issue please respond?
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Just to add, that it does have the picture, but does not say what the fine is & where to pay. It asks me to identify the driver and mail it back to Redflex Office in Phoenix,Arizona with a copy of drivers license.
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
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Just ignore it.
That's what I'd do.
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
ignore?? i don't have to send them a picture id of myself to tell them that i'm not the driver.. or do they know that already?
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
Dear USCNiceChap,
Can I ask you how things turned out? I recieved the same notice last week. A houseguest from Quebec (Canada) was here and borrowed my car (registered to a company). He didn't come to a complete stop before going right on red in Oakland, CA (edged through the light at 14 mph). The "Traffic Violation Notice" with pictures of him driving (he is a 30 yo white male) and the car arrived. It includes a signature from a cop and badge number, a statement not to contact the court, and a request to identify the driver and his license then send the info back to Phoenix, Arizona.
Note: this is not a DMV traffic ticket with a court hearing date, an amount to be paid, a deadline, or any of the other features defined on the DMV website as a bona fide citation.
Many people online seem to suggest ignoring this but I am concerned that if I do, the Oakland police will simply send out a formal ticket citing the registered owner of the car (a company), or one of the other male members of my household (there's only 1 actually, a 61 year old male). I am also worried that they might put a lien on registration of the car next year if they get truly desperate. I have no problem paying this fee if _not_ paying will result in any of the above issues. I do not have time to go to court.
Re: Traffic Violation Notice (Right on Red) from Redflex Traffic System "Snitch Ticke
basically, they have to prove it was you driving the car. otherwise they can't fine you or put a point on your license. You will most likely need to go to court to fight your citation.