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How to beat red light cameras. My invention.
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Northern BC, Canada
I don't think the OP is talking about running through red lights in busy intersections; it's those red lights when you stop and .... wait and ... wait and the friggin' thing never changes to green (with absolutely no cross traffic)! I've waited a looong time for more vehicles to reach the intersection so the dang thing will change. I've also dropped my stand, gotten off, walked over to the corner, hit the pedestrian xwalk button, climbed back on, raised my stand and the light changed. It was a bit of a PIA!
I've considered making sure there is no approaching traffic or LEO's and running the damb thing but I haven't because of the cameras.
Johnny is just trying to help other riders who get frustrated in these situations.
I've considered making sure there is no approaching traffic or LEO's and running the damb thing but I haven't because of the cameras.
Johnny is just trying to help other riders who get frustrated in these situations.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2009
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Road Master
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Yeah so do I but sometimes the light NEVER changes, after the third cycle, ***** it, I am going.
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Road Master
Joined: Jun 2009
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I don't think the OP is talking about running through red lights in busy intersections; it's those red lights when you stop and .... wait and ... wait and the friggin' thing never changes to green (with absolutely no cross traffic)! I've waited a looong time for more vehicles to reach the intersection so the dang thing will change. I've also dropped my stand, gotten off, walked over to the corner, hit the pedestrian xwalk button, climbed back on, raised my stand and the light changed. It was a bit of a PIA!
I've considered making sure there is no approaching traffic or LEO's and running the damb thing but I haven't because of the cameras.
Johnny is just trying to help other riders who get frustrated in these situations.
I've considered making sure there is no approaching traffic or LEO's and running the damb thing but I haven't because of the cameras.
Johnny is just trying to help other riders who get frustrated in these situations.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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That not a new idea
I had a 68 hemi roadrunner I did that too in the 60's. Dropped the plate and outran several highway patrol. Bootleggers did it in the 50's.
Miss that hemi for sure. She had a comp cam, roller rockers, 2 holleys, headers, 4 core radiator, 4 speed. Sold her In 72 to buy a married mans car
Miss that hemi for sure. She had a comp cam, roller rockers, 2 holleys, headers, 4 core radiator, 4 speed. Sold her In 72 to buy a married mans car
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