This makes me so mad!
The city of Eloy started using photo radar. They said they want to cut down on accidents. It got approved.
Where do they put it? On the land they annexed next to Arizona city. The road ONLY leads to Arizona City.
Eloy residents are not even getting the photo radar. We are!
Not only that, they have it set so that you get a ticket if you are 1 mile over the ...
$225 for one mile over sounds excessive....are you sure you have those numbers right??....
and you say the photo radar is on recently-annexed Eloy land, then you say it is in Arizona City????
I know you're angry and I know the road you're talking about (exit 200??) which heads only for Az City....
does Eloy plan to move the camera around?....is this stretch of road indeed the most ...
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Originally Posted by Esenjay
Huh?
Arizona has prima facie speed limits, which is based on reasonable and prudent speeds, basically meaning that if you are going 5 over it's up to the officer to decide if your speed was reasonable of if you deserve a ticket.
http://law.justia.com/arizona/codes/...
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Originally Posted by KarmaPhx
Arizona has prima facie speed limits, which is based on reasonable and prudent speeds, basically meaning that if you are going 5 over it's up to the officer to decide if your speed was reasonable of if you deserve a ticket.
Arizona Revised Statutes §28-701**Reasonable and prudent speed; prima...
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Originally Posted by KarmaPhx
Has anyone here been issued a ticket for going 70 in a 65? Anyone? Bueler?
Funny (the Buehler reference ). Most officers will not ticket under those circumstances, they are given a bit of discretion even with a posted limit. They don't stop everyone they see that doesn't ...
I just don't see why a ticket would be issued for going 1 MPG over, most speedomters are not 100% exact.
I think if you are doing 70, driving agressively, tailgaiting, then sure you should be pulled over, but if you are crusing by yourself in the fast lane at 70 then it would be the officers discretion?
Saying you probably won't get a ticket for going 5 MPH over a posted speed limit is not the same as saying there are no maximum speed limits. Yes, there are. And yes, you will get ticket if you overly exceed them. Trying going 80 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. There is discretionary allowance and there's flat-out going too fast for the posted speed limit.
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Originally Posted by Esenjay
Saying you probably won't get a ticket for going 5 MPH over a posted speed limit is not the same as saying there are no maximum speed limits. Yes, there are. And yes, you will get ticket if you overly exceed them. Trying going 80 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. There is discretionary allowance and there's ...
Quote: Originally Posted by Esenjay Saying you probably won't get a ticket for going 5 MPH over a posted speed limit is not the same as saying there are no maximum speed limits. Yes, there are. And yes, you will get ticket if you overly exceed them. Trying going 80 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. There is discretionary allowance and there's flat-out going too fast for the posted speed limit. No one said differently, there are maxium speed...
Quote: Originally Posted by KarmaPhx No one said differently, there are maxium speed limits, but most speed limits in arizona are prima facie, the only maximums are school zones, neighborhoods, etc. There is no need to go 80 in a 65. If you read the statutes, there's more to it than just school zones and neighborhoods. That said, you are right... there's no need to do 80 in a 65. This AZ City/Eloy thing does sound like a bit over...
Saying you probably won't get a ticket for going 5 MPH over a posted speed limit is not the same as saying there are no maximum speed limits. Yes, there are. And yes, you will get ticket if you overly exceed them. Trying going 80 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. There is discretionary allowance and there's flat-out going too fast for the posted speed limit.
This makes me so mad! The city of Eloy started using photo radar. They said they want to cut down on accidents. It got approved. Where do they put it? On the land they annexed next to Arizona city. The road ONLY leads to Arizona City. Eloy residents are not even getting the photo radar. We are! Not only that, they have it set so that you get a ticket if you are 1 mile over the speed limit and it is a 225 charge. So all that money that will...
$225 for one mile over sounds excessive....are you sure you have those numbers right??.... and you say the photo radar is on recently-annexed Eloy land, then you say it is in Arizona City???? I know you're angry and I know the road you're talking about (exit 200??) which heads only for Az City.... does Eloy plan to move the camera around?....is this stretch of road indeed the most dangerous in Eloy?....do they have more than one cam...
I love the way some of these threads get off on tangents. (Not saying its not important discussion, just a little off of OPs topic). Anyway, what I believe OP is saying, being somewhat familiar with the area, is that although the land where the photo radar van was placed is technically in the City of Eloy, it is on the main road that leads in and out of the UNINCORPORATED area of AZ City instead of a road that is closer to the...
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