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If
you haven't already done so, please read the San
Rafael section on the Camera Towns page San
Rafael Documents (Program Closed) Some of San Rafael's tickets can
possibly be ignored. If your "ticket" does not
have the Superior Court's name and address on it, it is
what I call a "Snitch Ticket." For more details,
see the Snitch Ticket section on the Your Ticket page.
San
Rafael Docs Set # 1 Total
Violations, Notices Printed [4] New 6-11-10,
updated 7-19-15
This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official reports provided by the City under the California Public Records Act. Source Docs: Official reports, Sep. 2009 to May 2010 Official statistics, 18 Months, Nov. 2009 to Apr. 2011 [8] Official reports, 2010 to 2012 Official reports, 2012 to 2013 Official report, Jul. - Sep. 2013 Official reports, late 2013 to Jan. 2014 [ ] indicates a footnote. [1] Totals are as provided by the City. [2] Annual total, or annual projection, is by highwayrobbery.net. [3] Un-used columns are to allow for later expansion of City's system. [4] Any figures in red type (or, if you are looking at this table in black and white, the upper figure when there are two or more figures in a cell) are what RedFlex calls Total Violations, or all incidents recorded by the cameras, and due to time limitations may have been posted here only for selected months or locations. If there is sufficient public interest, the remaining months will be posted. The figures in black type are what RedFlex calls Notices Printed, and represent the sum of genuine citations issued (those filed with the court) plus any Nominations mailed (not filed with the court, a.k.a. Snitch Tickets). [5] Monthly data was requested on: [6] The camera enforcement is believed to be on traffic on the first-named street, but the direction of enforcement (north, south, east, west, thru, left, right) is not yet available. [7] Includes enforcement of posted "no turn on red" signs. [8] For this 18-month period, the statistics compiled by the City - see link above - show that during the period there were 2252 right turn violations recorded by the cameras and between 2842 and 5372 left turn violations, making turning violations represent between 51% and 76% of the total. (Please note that these statistics are of violations recorded, not citations issued.) San Rafael Docs Set # 2
"Late Time" Graphs The City provided bar graphs of Late Times, etcetera, for all of its cameras. These graphs track violations recorded, not tickets issued. Where there is a large number of long Late Time violations in a curb lane, it is believed to indicate heavy ticketing on right turns. (The curb lane will be the lane with the highest lane number.) The picture above is an example from another city. 3IR-01 Dec. 2009 3IR-01 Apr. 2010 IR3-01 Dec. 2009 (not yet received) IR3-01 Apr. 2010 July 2012 Summer 2013 Late 2013 Bar graphs are available for more than fifty other cities - see the list in the expanded version of Defect # 9. San Rafael Docs Set # 3 2012 Grand
Jury Report A staff
report from May 2013 revealed that 78%
of the tickets went to visitors. Invoices
received in early 2013 and early
2014 showed that the City was paying $5900 per
camera, per month. The camera program ended when the
contract expired on Mar. 3, 2014. This listing of contracts and/or
amendments was up-to-date as of Feb. 8, 2014.
San Rafael Docs Set # 4
San Rafael Docs Set # 5
San Rafael Docs Set # 7
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