[george76]

Colorado Ping ( Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from the list.)

[fuzzylogic]

I thought this had been tried and declared illegal? ...you can’t challenge an automatic system, there’s no officer. (or something like that)

[sonova]

The town’s not doing it to make money.

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What a pile of crap. Are they donating the money, then?

[Repeal The 17th]

“...Tickets are then mailed directly to drivers. ..”
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NO.
Tickets are mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle.

[Zathras]

There was a radar speed trap in north Scottsdale.
Residents got it removed.

[SamAdams76]

They are doing it to generate revenue for the town.

[sonova]

Not mentioned, but Colorado for a long time one could just discard photo-tickets. They were unenforceable.

As of recently, new state law says if a municipality mails a ticket, you have been served and must pay or appear. You don't have to recieve it, they just have to mail it. Pretty clever right?

[Reno89519]

Maybe they should raise the speed limit to the prevailing, safe rate? At 35-45 have there been any accidents that were speed related? If not, then maybe 25 is too slow. People tend to drive a safe rate, what might be normal for that type of road. So this is all just a speed trap.

Cameras should be unconstitutional. How do you confront your accuser in court? How do you explain, identify witnesses, or in any way defend yourself when you get a ticket in the mail weeks or months later? You cannot, thus you are denied due process.

[fruser1]

10,000 pictures of cars going over the limit and ZERO accidents.

If this were a scientific experiment, you could only conclude that the speed that the vehicles were traveling was perfectly SAFE for that road.

[SaveFerris]

(”The town’s not doing it to make money”)

Oh, of course not.

Just like every speed trap. 🚓🚓🚔🚔

I have a radar detector and try to watch carefully.

Still somebody ran up on my tail.

Don’t know why I hit the gas pedal I never do that. But...I did that time.

Boom! 42 mph. Thought it was 35 but no, the carefully-designed speed trap was 30.

On a highway, linking towns at least 15-20-40 miles apart.

[TLI]

“”The camera is permanently stationed at Bear Creek Avenue and Mount Vernon Avenue.””

For now...

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[Reno89519]

I hope the courts throw these out, force them to refund everyone, and pay legal costs, plus the cost of canceling the for-profit contract with the vendor. Make them pay dearly for this unconstitutional profit-motivated crime.

[Paladin2]

"Morrison is a home rule municipality in Jefferson County, Colorado, United States. The population was 396 at the 2020 census.[5] " 396!

[dynachrome]

Avoid Morrison if there is a concert at Red Rocks. Traffic is insane.

[freefdny]

I think most speed and red light cameras are leased from private companies. The companies receive a large portion of the fines collected. I don’t know if that’s the case here.

[kiryandil]

"The town's not doing it to make money. The town is doing it because of the tourist attraction that Morrison brings or is," lied Chief Vinelli said."

fixed it

[ansel12]

All the legal stuff aside, Americans should not be forced to learn to live under an automated all seeing eye that monitors their movements and administers law onto them.

[Revel]

So the people in that area should not longer have to pay local income or property taxes since these new funds will pay for those.

[Ancesthntr]

Residents should douse it in gasoline and light it up - even the pansy Limeys do that to theirs.

[maddog55]

Speed cameras... You can’t confront your accuser and the owner gets the ticket regardless of who’s driving.

Makes no sense whatsoever.