Camera Tickets

A red light camera ticket in Arizona is a civil traffic violation. How the citation is served, the penalties and points, defensive driving school, and the ways to respond.

New Jersey’s red light camera pilot ended in 2014. How the Red Light Running program worked, what a ticket cost, why it stopped, and the rules now.

How a red light camera ticket works in Washington: the $145 penalty cap, the 14-day notice to the registered owner, why it stays off your driving record, and how to pay, contest, or challenge it.

Massachusetts has no red light cameras and no automated traffic enforcement. Here is how the state actually cites red light violations, and what a camera ticket naming Massachusetts usually means.

Michigan does not use red light cameras. A red light violation is issued by an officer as a civil infraction under MCL 257.612, carrying a fine, costs, and 3 points. Here is how enforcement, penalties, and contesting a ticket actually work.

Red light camera tickets in Ohio are civil citations mailed to the registered owner. Here is who can issue them, what the notice must include, the 30-day deadline, and how to contest one in court.

How red light camera tickets work in North Carolina: the $50 civil penalty, why they carry no points, who is responsible, how to challenge one, and why some city programs have faced constitutional challenges.

How automated red light camera tickets work in Pennsylvania: owner liability, the $100 civil fine, why they carry no points or insurance surcharge, and how to respond to or contest a notice of violation.

Texas banned red light cameras statewide in 2019. Here is what House Bill 1631 changed, what an old camera notice means now, and how red light running is enforced today.