To: weegee
Sit at a red light and you don't know IF there will be an offender (there is not one every cycle and there could be several). I'm not sure what your point is. Not every speeder is pulled over, either.
26 posted on
12/19/2004 11:09:46 AM PST by
GLDNGUN
To: GLDNGUN
To catch people running a red light requires paying close attention to the light cycle. It become a monotonous task of waiting, waiting, waiting, until someone runs a light (most of the time the light is green or red, the officer is only concerned with the transition time from yellow to red and a few seconds after it turns red).
When gunning for speeders, if there are few cars on the road (highway/back road) you can point the detector down the road and go fishing that way. If there are clumps of cars, single out one of the faster ones and pull the trigger on the laser/radar. A lot less monotonous (it can happen anytime, not just once every 55 seconds).
34 posted on
12/20/2004 1:14:27 PM PST by
weegee
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