photo-radar time gap?

[SmelltheRubber]

I dont know if anyone has discussed this before...

On Thursday I was heading for class, when I spotted a hot chick in a civic hb in front of me. I usually go down John Laurie Blvd to get to the university, but the chick went down Sarcee. I decided to go down that way too :love: anyways, we were doin about 85-90 kmh down Sarcee when I passed the place where the wall ends. I see her hit the brakes, and I hit them too and I look and see a camera on a tripod set up with a ghost cruiser next to it.
Now my question is this: I was about 4 seconds behind the girl. Im pretty sure she got a ticket, but did I get one too? I dont know if there is a time gap in which the photo-radar re-orientates itself? Or does it take a picture as soon as you pass it or what???

Any info on this would very helpful! :dunno:

[4wheeldrift]

I thought all the photo radar cameras were vehicle mounted? :dunno:

[SmelltheRubber]

Oh THANK GOD!!
Cause over the last month, I have gotten a photo radar ticket, and 2 parking tickets. The last thing I need is another one!

Thanks guys, you took a load off my shoulders. :thumbsup:

[4wheeldrift]

If you didnt' get a ticket on the spot you're off the hook.

[boi-alien]

looks like a laser stop, not a photoradar

[Stratus_Power]

yep its not photoradar.. you are good.. for now :P

[jaylo]

Originally posted by crxboi
looks like a laser stop, not a photoradar

can you elaborate? how does laser stop works?

[CLiVE]

I drove past there while they were there. It wasn't photo radar. They had the tripod set up, and were pulling people over.

[4wheeldrift]

Originally posted by jaylo


can you elaborate? how does laser stop works? Just like a regular traffic stop. They measure your speed and pull you over and give you a ticket if you are speeding.