Except you can throw the ticket in the trash since they are doing away with the system.
They are taking out the cameras? 0.0
Except you can throw the ticket in the trash since they are doing away with the system.
I always use the straight + right lane when going straight, even when the straight + left is empty, because it's more fun.![]()

Except you can throw the ticket in the trash since they are doing away with the system.
i hate people who honk at you at an intersection where it specifically says no right turn on red.
The worst is when there is a green arrow and they dont look to see it.....thats when the horn comes out.
Depending on state and intersection you still may have to yield on a green arrow.
in CA, if you're doing a rolling turning right on red, where there is a camera, $350 min ticket.
Sometimes I just relax and wait for the light to turn green. I have all day to spend at work, no reason to hurry getting there. On the way home, I'm relaxed because the day is over.
in CA, if you're doing a rolling turning right on red, where there is a camera, $350 min ticket.
Most of us tend not to relax because we'll get fired if we're late too often![]()
According to everything I've ever heard (and the bit of research I just did) it is legal in all 50 states unless prohibited WITH a sign. So if there isn't a sign, it is legal.
No. Unlike having a green signal, where proceeding is required to maintain the flow of traffic, right on red when allowed is still always optional.
Holy @*#( do I ever, should be a ticketable offense, honestly.
Except you can throw the ticket in the trash since they are doing away with the system.
It's illegal in the UK to go anywhere on a red, but when I was in america, no I didn't get pissed with it.
