camera ticket

[ERFandPRW 6]

Hi fellow vjers,

i am about to apply (early may) for r.o.c. and i have a question. Today i was informed by my boss of a camera ticket that came thru the mail of me running a red light( if i would have stopped late the car behind would have definately hit me). He is saying but he needs to clarify it that unless the ticket is delivered personally it's not enforcable.. Whilst i am unsure of this and im more than happy to pay the fine my question is do i include this in my removal of conditions application as the ticket wasn't issued to me directly , neither was the summons and i wasn't arrested. I was identified by mere fact i was in car at the time as the photo is unclear. Also for the future next may when i apply for citizenship do i need to declare it .. I can ask my employer for the ticket if need be so i could send it in with my application???? Any advice /opinion is greatly appreciated

[arken 4,197]

Camera tickets are sent to the owner of the vehicle based on the captured nameplate, the driver’s name won’t be anywhere in the system. You can if you want but you don’t need to declare as there is nothing to present any documents with your name in case they ask for any document.

 

[VeraBradley 27]

You do not need to declare traffic tickets for your ROC.

[ERFandPRW 6]

thank you both of you . should i declare for citizenship application/interview

[JoannaV 174]

It won't hurt your citizenship application to include it.

[ERFandPRW 6]

the problem is there is no way to say its me - in the photo you can't see it's me , the company i work for only knew it was me as they keep a log of who is driving what vechile. The company have said they will pay if need be and i haven't been named anywhere and it was sent to the company because of the license plate...

[arken 4,197]

It’s up to you. I didn’t include mine when my friend got the ticket in mail having his car run the red light driven by me. 

What would I say to the Officer “See this photo of the nameplate and the ticket to my friend, that’s actually me running the red light, my name is nowhere in any documents, but just trying to be a good boy by telling you this......”

 

Edited March 11, 2018 by arken

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

4 minutes ago, arken said:

having his car run the red light driven by me. 

Creative way to say it....lol

[Ketsuban 1,034]

It sounds to me like a civil ticket. My husband got one on a car we both own. The only repercussions for not paying it are credit score decreases, civil suits and whatnot. Check out the law where you got the ticket to see what kind it is.