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![]() | 3/25/2005 UAE: Jail Time for Red Light ViolationsUnited Arab Emirates uses imprisonment for traffic violations. Drivers accused of running a red light by a camera in the United Arab Emirates could face jail time. A 1995 law sets the penalty at up to six months in prison and a 3,000 dirhams fine ($816 US). Police can also seize a vehicle for one week on the first offense, and for longer periods on subsequent offenses. Generally, imprisonment is reserved for flagrant violations that cause an accident.
"A traffic court judge is the final authority that decides whether or not a motorist involved in such a ... | ||
![]() | 3/24/2005 Australia: Truckers Defeat Safe-T-CamTruckers in Australia use a number of tricks to avoid speed averaging cameras. | ||
![]() | 3/24/2005 Massachusetts: Teen Battles Speed LimitA 17-year-old Delaware resident is using the law to challenge the speed limit on a local road. | ||
![]() | 3/23/2005 Maryland: Run a Red Light for SeniorsFrederick, Maryland installs red light cameras to fund senior tax credit. | ||
![]() | 3/22/2005 Canada: Owner Charged for Hit and Run Under Camera LawRed light camera law used to charge owner of a vehicle with hit and run -- even though she wasn't the driver. |
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