Red light camera license plate spray?

[thatguy950]

Red light cameras are particularly troublesome in Wa., more so than anywhere else I lived with them at least....IMO. The problem is the way people drive up here, they are ALLERGIC to the accelerator pedal and enjoy having about 900 car lengths between the car in front of them when taking off from a stoplight, which is a problem given that the cameras are usually placed in gigantic intersections where the light can go from green (while you're in the intersection) to red before you can even get out of it.

[cjg5]

I'm just waiting for the day that all cars have some sort of RFID device that will catch speeders and red light runners using that alone. Not saying I want this to happen (just another form of big brother surveillance) but I can unfortunately see it happening someday.

[dataed]

Updated: Thursday, January 23 2014, 10:25 PM EST A secret audit of the city’s speed camera program commissioned last year revealed the system was more error prone than city officials were willing to admit. In February 2013 city officials used $268,000 of taxpayer funds to pay a consulting firm called URS. The firm was tasked with studying the performance of the city’s former camera enforcement vendor, Xerox. FOX45 obtained a copy of the audit of 2012 data, conducted in 2013, that tested dozen of cameras across the city. It found 10% of the tickets issued were erroneous, with some locations notching an error rate of over 50%. The rate of bogus citations jibes
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[midwest61021]

Originally Posted by RBart

There are radar dectectors with GPS in them. They will tell you if you are approaching a "red light camera".

Yep, and allow YOU to be tracked as well.
GPS is a double edged sword for those of us who wish not to be tracked.