Red light cameras in Southern California are controversial, with mixed advice on whether to pay resulting tickets, which can be as high as $486. While some argue for payment, experts like Jay Beeber indicate that the lack of enforcement mechanisms means unpaid tickets often go unpunished. A new law allows cities to classify these violations as civil offenses, reducing fines to $100 without points on licenses. Kris Kahrs successfully contested her ticket, highlighting the ongoing debate over the fairness and purpose of red light camera enforcement.
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