I usually just turn right and flip a b|tch right after and go the normal route I was going to take.

 

i hate when the light wont turn but if i ever got a ticket for it i would immediately return to the light with a video camera and document it not turning.... kus if the light doesnt turn for you it probably wont next time you go back

 

glad im not the only rider experiencing this prob, daytime is not an issue because i just over shoot the light and let the weight of the car behind me trip the sensor, at night i just already know there not changing, so i dont stop unless traffic is an issue, on the ticket problem, doesnt the cop have to be able to catch you to give you a ticket

 

not if that light has a camera on it, which is becoming increasingly more popular. pretty much all big cities and even some smaller ones have them now.

 

i live in montgomery, all our lights in city have camera traps, i know better and know basically where those are, the good state of alabama post signs informing you that lights are photo enforced, its the country lights that get me

 

we got a newer law here that says if the lights arent changeing and your the only one at the intersection to trip the lights then you can go after 45 seconds of waiting at the red so no tickets here

 

we definitly need that law here

 

I have found putting the kickstand down on the sensor helps