US traffic infringement: my name spelt incorrectly - would you still pay?

[Quickstatus]

The cops in the US don’t like using doors. They prefer car passengers exit through the car window.

 

[davidj]

I'm informed that in Australia minor errors in infringements do not invalidate them.

Depends. I know if a field is missing information you can challenge that based on a technicality.

 

[theblank]

The cops in the US don’t like using doors. They prefer car passengers exit through the car window.

its also assualt if you strike the policemans knee with your groin.

 

[ozbeachbabe]

Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?

Always feels a bit wrong to do it so generally I'll wait until I get a green light however if the car behind honks I'll go if the coast is clear.

 

[blackcat20]

Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?

Always feels a bit wrong to do it so generally I'll wait until I get a green light however if the car behind honks I'll go if the coast is clear.

Pretty much everywhere unless it says you cant.

 

[Quickstatus]

Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?

Always feels a bit wrong to do it so generally I'll wait until I get a green light however if the car behind honks I'll go if the coast is clear.

Yes it is allowed in the 50 states unless prohibited by a red right turn light or a sign. Generally this means the turning from the right hand kerb lane into the right hand kerb lane after stopping at the red light and giving way.

 

[theblank]

Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?

I just did it heaps of times, because noticed everyone else was doing it too!
I figured if I got pulled over would just try my luck and plead dumb aussie.

 

[NSWP]

Pay it. NSW Police can make alterations here to traffic charges, such as names, so I would suggest SFPD have the same option.

 

[Quickstatus]

Pay it. NSW Police can make alterations here to traffic charges, such as names, so I would suggest SFPD have the same option.

Thats assuming they know what the correct spelling is.