[ConservativeMind]

Because in Chicago, the red light cameras have been timed to turn red sooner than normal traffic lights.

This is old news, there, and it likely has been true across the country in Democrat governed areas.

When in Chicago, I always use a red light camera intersection’s “yellow” to mean an immediate “stop,” when I get there.

You can imagine others do the same, while others double the acceleration. Not a good situation.

If you don’t live in Chicago, you can’t easily fight the ticket and the fine is high.

[cuban leaf]

Because in Chicago, the red light cameras have been timed to turn red sooner than normal traffic lights.

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Yep. As someone that visits the area occasionally I’ve actually seen that happen. I’ve actually been surprised how short some lights seemed to be and eventually started saying to myself, “Yep, this one must have a camera.” And every single one that “seemed” short did.