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Bangkokians beware! 4K quality cameras will catch red light jumpers 24 hours a day


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Already the Police can't handle or don't want to handle TM30s. They are going to need a huge staff to handle all the documentation. At the lights at Rama IV where the expressway passes over at each change of the lights about 100 motorcycles jump the lights. Good luck to them with that. Or maybe they will only concentrate on the cars and leave the crazy motorcyclists alone.

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Fines can be up to 1,000 baht but the met police have kindly announced an "introductory offer" of just 500 baht at first.

We can talk, no?

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If they are only used for speeding and red lights then I don't have a problem. If they are used for yellow/orange/amber then that is wrong.

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This is a two-part scheme (or should be).

1. Catch red light runners

2. Pay the fines or else!!

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1 hour ago, Purdey said:

Which are the junctions with cameras? Can anyone list them?

So you can run red lights where there aren't any cameras?

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1 hour ago, andypenn5 said:

Already the Police can't handle or don't want to handle TM30s. They are going to need a huge staff to handle all the documentation. At the lights at Rama IV where the expressway passes over at each change of the lights about 100 motorcycles jump the lights. Good luck to them with that. Or maybe they will only concentrate on the cars and leave the crazy motorcyclists alone.

What about enforcing the law that a car or motorcycle with no plates number cannot use the public roads and can be impounded by the police. This is easy to control with road block checkpoint.  Many of them do not even have the compulsory  insurance and run red lights without care.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Fines can be up to 1,000 baht but the met police have kindly announced an "introductory offer" of just 500 baht at first. 

So the introductory offer is: get 2, pay 1...
Do it now: 50% discount on jumping red lights !

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2 hours ago, legend49 said:

have fun taking in fines. Like to know % of payers versus non payers.

Just think there will be a lot of vehicles with dodgy number plates or at the very least unreadable ones .easy to do . 

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No, it’s going to catch someone who’s 90% of the way through the intersection that they should have easily been able to get through but couldn’t because some idiot in front of them did something stupid to make them stop, like making a right turn in front of oncoming traffic. 

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1 hour ago, chang1 said:

If they are only used for speeding and red lights then I don't have a problem. If they are used for yellow/orange/amber then that is wrong.

They are also used for everybody that comes to a complete stop . . . with the front bumper 6" over the line.  I know several people that have gotten these and were surprised.

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4K quality cameras can take pictures 24 hours a day - fines will be sent to the addresses of violators. 
 
A trial of the cameras revealed 22,260 red light jumpers in just 15 days from August 1st to 14th. 
 
There were 3,082 at the Ratchada/Rama IV intersection alone. 
 
Fines can be up to 1,000 baht but the metpolice have kindly announced an"introductory offer" of just 500 baht at first. 
 
Introduction offer on fines...
Buy one get one free.
 
But back to the unpaid fines scoresheet. 
 
13 million 
13 million and 1
13 million and 2...
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1 hour ago, ianf said:

More drivers will paint their licence plates white so they don't get picked up on camera.

And how would they know who is driving the car, it does't need to be the owner of the of the car in the drivers seat ? I assume they can't held the car owner responsible for a traffic violation like this if they can't identify the driver, and what is going to happened the the new point system is introduced later this year. This will be a tricky one. 

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3 hours ago, legend49 said:

have fun taking in fines. Like to know % of payers versus non payers.

And how many who ride the bikes Aren't the Owners /or the person it is registered to  ?,,, there will be some trouble .  :stoner:

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