Red Light Cameras Can Be Used as Evidence in an Intersection Auto Accident. Contact Auto Accident Attorney Shane Smith if You Are a Victim.

A report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimated that 25,580 people died and many more were injured in 2012 auto accidents from January through September. Being prepared before an accident can enable a victim to obtain all the necessary information that will be helpful to their case.

Consulting a Coweta County attorney after an auto accident enhances a victim's ability to receive a reasonable settlement. If you have been injured in an automobile accident you should discuss your case with an accident attorney at Shane Smith Law.

Multi-lane, high-traffic intersections have an inordinate number of auto accidents. This is frequently because drivers attempt to make it through an intersection on a yellow light and cross traffic already has a green light.

Many jurisdictions have installed red light cameras at these high-accident intersections. Complaints have been raised that the cameras only raise funds for the areas as they snap evidence of drivers running red lights. However, these devices can be used as evidence for intersection accidents.

Red light cameras are designed to take photos of cars that have not crossed into an intersection before a light turns red. Camera photos can be used to prove fault in an intersection accident. Auto accident victims should contact an experienced Coweta County accident attorney to obtain all evidence including red light camera photographs.

If you or someone you know has been hurt in an auto accident, meet with a Coweta County auto accident lawyer. Call Shane Smith Law to schedule a free legal consultation.

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