Re: [ST] Busted...

[Matt Knowles <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

California vehicle code says it is ok to proceed through a 
malfunctioning signal, as long as due caution is used. You'll need to 
research Oregon's code, but I would imagine they have something 
similar.

You will need to offer some proof that sensors aren't receptive to your 
Sprint. The fact that companies make devices for just that purpose 
should suffice. Be sure to mention that there isn't much iron on your 
Sprint.

On Oct 10, 2004, at 4:11 PM, Daniel Brown wrote:

> Received a citation for turning left on red.  I had waited 2 light 
> cycles and
> on the third, with no traffic ahead nor coming up behind (to trigger 
> the light)
> proceeded.  Unfortunately, did not notice the police car.
> I explained the situation but the officer could/would not believe that 
> a bike
> this size (Sprint ST) would not be recognized by the sensor.
> Anyone been though this that could provide help in documenting problems
> we have with traffic lights?  My arraignment is October 22.
> Thanks,
> Dan
> '02 Sprint ST
> Beaverton, OR
>
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