Fighting red light camera ticket at South Ventura Road and Fifth Street in Oxnard

Fighting red light camera ticket at South Ventura Road and Fifth Street in Oxnard does not have to be a tricky job. As noted on the red light ticket, people with a red light camera citation may choose to challenge the citation with trial by written declaration. This option does not require for the individual to to go to trial to challenge the red light camera ticket. Usually, red light camera tickets are sent out for violations of 21453 a vc or 21453 c vc. These forms of tickets are sent out using automated enforcement system that use programmed cameras to get digital photo evidence of the driver entering the intersection. Most of the time, the programmed cameras are initiated as soon as a vehicle crosses over into the intersection while the light is red and images of the person's face and the automobile are photographed.

Most Likely you are reading this page because you have to challenge a red light camera ticket at South Ventura Road and Fifth Street in Oxnard. If you have selected to challenge a red light camera ticket with a trial by written declaration, we can aid you. We will complete all your documents and court forms for you. All you need to do is to signup for for our professional service and let us get started on your citation.

According to the State of California MUTCD City of Oxnard is required to comply with the standards set by State of California to design red light camera enforcement system. One of these standards is the duration of the minimum yellow clearance time for the traffic signal timing. The minimum yellow clearance time have to be set based on the posted speed of the roadway. According to our investigation, the posted speed on South Ventura Road is 45 mph with a minimum yellow clearance time of 4.3 seconds and the posted speed on Fifth Street is 35 mph with a minimum yellow clearance time of 3.6 seconds. Please see the following date from the State of California MUTCD for the minimum yellow clearance time:

Furthermore, the State of California MUTCD requires City of Oxnard to inform an individual about the operation of an automated red light enforcement system at or near the intersection using automated enforcement (SR-56) signs. State of California MUTCD mandates for the (SR-56) signs to be erected at locations where they are visible to an individual at all times. signs that are erected on a sign post on the side of the roadway may be obstructed by trees. At this intersection, according to our investigation, City of Oxnard erected the signs on the traffic signal.

Red light camera ticket at South Ventura Road and Fifth Street in Oxnard has a high fine of approximately $480 or more. The fine may be a key incentive that people choose to challenge a red light camera ticket in Oxnard. In the past we have helped many thousands of the public challenge their red light camera tickets without a court appearance. Trial by written declaration seems to be a quick to challenge a red light camera ticket in Oxnard.