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Re: red light camera question

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From: Paul R
Date: Fri, 08 Jun 2001 00:54
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I don't think the type of vehicle would matter.

If I understand the concept, the "dead line" would, itself, be advisory.
The law would still apply to crossing the stop line on the red.  Seems to me
if I'm driving something heavy and hard to stop, I should be driving slowly,
and so the "dead line" would still work.  Now if I'm driving something hard
to stop, and still insist on driving the speed limit, I deserve to get
burned.

I *like* the "deadline" concept.  Might be interesting to see if we get some
more comments on the idea.

Paul R


"Nathan Nagel" <njnagel@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> John Gilmer wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Problem is that if don't know how hard a stop's required of me. If I
knew
> > > the length of the yellow, I could excersize reasonable judgement.  But
> > > without knowing, I'm stuck.  Each light has a different requirement;
but
> > the
> > > driver can't tell what that requirement is.
> >
> > What they need is a "dead line."   IOW  a line on the pavement which if
> > before you when the light turns yellow you would be expected to stop at
the
> > stop line.    If you are past the dead line when yellow comes up you
> > continue on through the interesection.    The spacing between the two
lines
> > would be determined with the assumption that the driver is going EXACTLY
the
> > speed limit.
>
> In what vehicle though? :)
>
> nate
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