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I have a concern with the comments from the caller who got a red light ticket.  No one pointed out that the fact that he could not see because of the sun meant that he had the potential to cause a serious accident.   While I sympathize with trying to drive while looking into the sun, that does not change the fact that he was a dangerous driver at that intersection.

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