This RSS Web Feed created by Jeffery G Douglas and placed all information here for faster search. This is our Questionas and Answers Information. http://www.jgdouglas.com/xml/q.a.xml Fri, 09 Oct 2009 11:30:00 CST Mon, 18 Jan 2010 08:45:00 CST http://www.jgdouglas.com/Images/1.gif http://www.jgdouglas.com/xml/q.a.xml 600 The driver who received the violation is responsible for payment. Failure to pay the fine before or on the due date will result in court action by the City in which the violation occurred. The City of Issuer has adopted regulations for the automated enforcement of local Traffic Control Signal Ordinance. Accordingly, pursuant to the terms of their Ordinance code, the Issueing Police Department is authorized to install and operate an Automated red light and speed enforcement system within the City for the purpose of enforcing traffic control signal regulations. A vehicle may not enter an intersection when the traffic control light is in the red phase or speeding. In the absence of a yield sign, a vehicle can make a right turn on the red, only after making a complete stop, and assuring that it is safe to proceed. The registered owner of a vehicle is mailed the Photo Citation. If the registered owner was not the driver at the time of the violation, they can identify the actual driver of the vehicle by fully completing the coupon on the backside of the citation received. Upon satisfactory receipt of this information, the Citation Issuer will take the violation out of the name of the registered owner, and have a new citation issued to the identified driver. If your payment is not received or a hearing is not set prior to the due date indicated on the notice, a late fee is added to the fine amount. If you do not respond to this violation within 45 days from mailing the initial notice, you will be referred to a collections agency. Additional fees will also be added to your fine amount. The City of Issuer adopted regulations for the automated enforcement of Local Traffic Speed Ordinance with a Van Photo and Speed or Red Light Recorders. All operator's of a vehicle or responsible. However, it is the instructor's responsibility to ensure no violations accrue but things do happen. The instructor keeps a "Time Record" of each student when driving. If a student was driving at the time of violation, the violation notice will have the date, time and location of Offense. The instructor at the time should have made note of any possible offense known to them, however, it does not relieve the student of responsibility. A meeting between Course Provider, Instructor, and student at time of violation may be required so course provider can make a decision as what action to take to correct or satisfy the offense. <img src="http://www.drivereducational.com//Car%20Photo/Photo%204.jpg" width="800" height="1100" border="0" align="center" hspace="15" vspace="5" alt="A picture named Photo%204.jpg"> Course provider can determine who was driving at the time by comparing Instructor notes with the date and time shown here.<br> <img src="http://www.drivereducational.com//Car%20Photo/Photo%201.jpg" width="640" height="528" border="0" align="center" hspace="15" vspace="5" alt="A picture named Photo%201.jpg"> The above photo and the photo here are "Still Shots." There is a "Notice and PIN Number" given on all Notice Of Violations Forms. Course Provider can Log on at IP Address Provided and enter this information to see a "Live" or "Real Time" footage of any violation.<br> <img src="http://www.drivereducational.com//Car%20Photo/Photo%202.jpg" width="640" height="528" border="0" align="center" hspace="15" vspace="5" alt="A picture named Photo%202.jpg"> The "Real Time Camera" captures the vehicle and vehicle's tag as it passes throw as shown above. The tag has been "Blogged Out" for privacy and it is one of ours vehicles we own but not a student driving at the time. Yes. Red Light and Photo Speed cameras have been proven to be effective in reducing red light violations and right-angle collisions. Cities using these systems consistently report safer roads with fewer collisions. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety red light running is a leading cause of urban crashes and often causes injury and death. Cities install the system to improve public safety by deterring red light running. Red Light and Speed Cameras: Each intersection or location is outfitted with a high-resolution high-speed digital camera. The cameras are activated by sensors which are located at the intersection. The cameras are activated when a vehicle is detected by the sensors after the light has turned red or speeds greater than posted. The camera takes two digital photos which document the violation. The program operates 24 hours a day seven days a week and operates in all weather conditions. The system is only activated when a vehicle runs a red light. All intersections with red light cameras are clearly marked. The Issueing Police Department reviews every violation before the citation is issued. Citations contain an image of a violating vehicle before it enters the intersection, while it is in the intersection, and the license plate of the vehicle.<br> Fixed Speed: The detection system is comprised of two Piezoelectric strips and an induction loop which have been installed under the pavement at each enforced lane. When a vehicle drives over these detection devices above the pre-set threshold speed, the systems computer signals the cameras to record the violation. A video clip also records the vehicle as it passes the cameras.<br> Speed Vans: Speed Vans are deployed to enforce speed limits in school zones. Each speed van is staffed by a Local Police Officer who is visually observing each violation. The van is equipped with a certified and accurate RADAR unit that measures vehicle speeds as traffic passes the van. If a vehicle exceeds the enforcement speed, the RADAR unit signals the cameras to take a photograph of the violating vehicle as it passes the van. This image documents the vehicle (and license plate of the violating vehicle) which the Issueing Police Officer observed. The image also includes the date, time, speed, and location of the violation. Each violation is reviewed by a second officer before a citation is issued. Complaints are mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle. This violation is considered a non-moving infraction and no points will be assessed. No. Citations are only issued when a vehicle enters the intersection AFTER the light has turned red. If you enter the intersection on a green or yellow light you will not be photographed by the camera system. REBUTTAL OF LIABILITY: If, at the time and place of the violation, the motor vehicle shown was being operated by a person other than the Owner, and if the Owner is a natural person, the Owner may transfer liability for the violation to the person who was operating the motor vehicle at that time and place, if the owner submits to the issueing Department a sworn, signed and notarized affidavit on the form found on the bottom of the back of the citation <br> (a) The name and current address of the person operating the vehicle at the time and place of the violation; <br> (b) Relationship of the owner to the driver <br> (c) Who was the subsequent owner of the motor vehicle, if ownership of the vehicle was transferred by the owner before the time of the violation. No. Drivers who receive photo enforcement citations are cited for red light or speed violations only. If you are a student, you are required to pay the citation to the course provider<br> There are 3 ways to pay your fine:<br> PAYMENT BY WEB: You may pay the citation by useing the Notice and PIN numbers found on the front of the citation to securely log on to this site. Credit cards and e-checks are accepted online.<br> PAYMENT BY MAIL: Only Certified Checks and Money Orders are accepted by mailing your payment with the envelope to the address provided included with the citation along with the coupon printed at the bottom of the front side of the notice. Be sure to put the Notice # (in the red box on the front of the citation) on the face of your payment. Your payment must be received on or before the due date shown on the front of the Notice of Violation. If you have any questions, please call the issueing Department at their number provided.<br> PAYMENT IN PERSON: You may pay the citation in person at the issueing Department. Your payment must be received on or before the due date shown on the front of the Notice of Violation. A refund check may be issued under the following circumstances: <br> Duplicate or overpayment of a Notice of Violation<br> Overpayment of the Notice of Violation as a result of a Hearing