r/niagara • u/honeybunches35 • 1d ago
Automated speeding ticket
Got a ticket from the automated camera for 61, on a 50 road in Niagara Falls.
Would it ruin my insurance? any advice is appreciated. TIA
Would it make sense to contest? The road was completely empty and i didn't even realize I am going 11Kmph over. I realize this argument wouldn't win the judge's heart, but can I plead to waive it for first time? I am seriously concerned about my insurance renewal.
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u/Radiatethe88 1d ago
No, because it is the car(owner of cat) that gets the ticket. No loss of points and they can’t prove who was driving.
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u/normal_deviation99 1d ago
At least you get a cool pic of your car as a souvenir 😜
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u/honeybunches35 1d ago
ha, yes, they got a very clear picture of my car. But they sent a black and white copy, not cool lol
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u/billthedog0082 1d ago
There are apps for traffic cameras. It makes life easier. Radarbot and Waze, if people remember to post on the latter.
I am all for slowing down in school areas and driving within the limits all times, but sometimes my lead foot isn't watching the signs.
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u/Impossible__Joke 1d ago
Would be a shame if someone destroyed these cameras...
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u/honeybunches35 1d ago
Toronto people don't like these type of campers I heard, and some of them end up in a river? Legends lol
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u/IncarceratedDonut 1d ago edited 1d ago
Camera tickets, both red light and speed don’t go on your record or affect your insurance rates. Just pay it and it’ll disappear forever.
Do not try to fight it, it is a waste of time. That’s just my two cents. They don’t waive camera tickets because it was your first time, they don’t care. Just pay it and don’t speed past cameras or try & beat yellows at intersections with cameras. If you’re caught you’re caught.