Comments » 60  cphil writes:  Shades of 1984. Let's just rename
Tennessee to Oceania.  dmwvols#230456 writes:  If they set up
these cameras most of the violators would be Knox County
Sheriff's vehicles. Many of these officers apparently think they
have some special authority to tail-gate and drive at excessive
speeds without the use of their emergency lights and sirens. I
can't count the number of times I have been nearly blown off the
road by speeding Sheriff Deputies. I have even had them turn on
their siren and lights briefly to get me out of the way when
they were traveling the Interstate in Cumberland and Sevier
County.  Wonder how many of their tickets would get waived, with
the excuse, "They were doing their job"?  reform4 writes:
Here's a question:  In order for the red-light cameras to be
legal (e.g., allowing a fine to be issued by a third party), the
law had to be changed so that points couldn't be taken from your
license. If I have enough money (and I don't hit anyone), I can
run red lights all d