License plate reader camera

[chris20984]

Jurisdiction

California

In Manteca. I was going let's say 10-15 miles above the speed limit on a road. I just remembered there was a license plate reader camera. Since I was the only car in both lanes at the moment, how likely do you think it is it will send me a speeding ticket and will it be any points?

 

[justblue]

Calling to ask but no pickup.

What is the name of your state? CA. Today, I called Hayward to ask if they still use red light cameras and no pickup. I called the direct traffic line and the non emergency dispatch. Considering it was only calling once and nobody picked up, I won’t be charged for numerous phone calls right?

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[adjusterjack]

There/s a 50/50 chance.

Either you'll get one or you won't get one.

And stop with the multiple posts on the same topic.

 

[army judge]

how likely do you think it is it will send me a speeding ticket and will it be any points?

I'm guessing the camera will nab you faster than an Officer on patrol. However, unlike a human police officer, the camera won't let you go with a verbal warning, as in slow down, citizen.

How do I pay my citation?
By Phone:
Make a payment over the phone by calling the San Joaquin Superior Court (Stockton Branch) at 209-992-5692.

By Mail:
Payments can be mailed to the San Joaquin Superior Court Stockton Branch at 180 E Weber Avenue Stockton, CA 95202.

Online:
Make a payment online by visiting Home | Superior Court of California - County of San Joaquin.

Walk-In:
Payments can be made in person at the San Joaquin Superior Court (Stockton Branch), located at 180 E Weber Avenue in Stockton, CA 95202.

Who do I speak to with questions about my citation?

Please call the Manteca Police Department at 209-456-8242 or the San Joaquin Superior Court (Stockton Branch) at 209-992-5692.

For juvenile notices, please call the San Joaquin Juvenile Justice Center at 209-992-5698.

Walk-in support will also be provided by the San Joaquin Superior Court, located at 180 E Weber Avenue.


Is Defensive Driving School an option in lieu of paying a fine?

Yes, Defensive Driving School is an available option for the notice.
Eligibility is determined by the judge when the citizen contacts the San Joaquin Superior Court.



When are the red-light safety cameras operational?

Red-light safety cameras will be operational 24/7.


What happens after a violation is captured?

Once a potential violation is captured by the automated enforcement system, it goes through a multi-step review process before a citation is issued:

1. Initial Review by Verra Mobility:
   Verra Mobility first reviews the event to confirm a violation occurred. They verify the speed, timing of the yellow and red lights, ensure a clear image of the driver is available, and obtain DMV records for the vehicle and registered owner.
   • Confirms a violation occurred.
   • Reviews the DMV information provided.
   • Compares the driver's photo from the event with the DMV photo of the registered owner.

If the driver can be positively identified:

• A citation is issued.

If the driver cannot be identified from the DMV photo:

• Additional investigative steps are taken to determine the driver's identity.
• If the driver is successfully identified, a citation is issued.
• If not, no citation is issued.

Citation Issuance: If a citation is issued, it is mailed to the recipient along with a link to view the event photos and video.



Recipients have three options:

• Pay the citation through the San Joaquin County Courts.
• Name and SHAME the actual driver if YOU were not the one driving.
• Contest the citation in court.

Will "points" be assessed to my driving record?

Yes, the Notice to Appear for a red-light violation will apply one point to the liable party's drivers license.
This point is applied by the San Joaquin Superior Court in their system.