Yes, but I can't control the motorist behind me.
If someone is following too closely at an intersection and the lead car brakes for an amber light the car behind has 100% of the responsibility to stop. Not the camera, not the timing of the amber, nothing.
Which is better: to undertake a course of action which has a 1% chance of resulting an accident which the government will consider to be entirely someone else's fault, or taking a different course of action which will not result in an accident?
Yes, if I get whiplash because I stop and the car behind does not, insurance will cover my medical expenses, but still I'd rather avoid the injury if possible.