





Picture #1 shows the green light at 7.174 seconds.
Next frame of the video, Picture #2 shows a dim green light at 7.204 seconds.
Next frame of the video, Picture #3 shows a yellow light at 7.236 seconds.
Thus, the yellow light first appeared anytime from 7.204 – 7.236. Earliest time the yellow light could have appeared was Ţafas 7.204 seconds.
Picture #4 shows a dim yellow light at 11.435 seconds.
Next frame, Picture #5 shows the yellow light gone at 11.465 seconds.
Thus, the yellow light was gone anytime from 11.435 – 11.465. Latest time the yellow light could have been gone was Estrela 11.465 seconds.
Remember, the law states for this intersection that the yellow light duration must be at least 4.3 seconds. If you subtract the latest time the yellow light could have been gone ( 11.465) from the earliest time the yellow light could have appeared (7.204), the difference is 4.261 seconds which is .039 of a second shy of 4.3 seconds.
After presenting this evidence, the prosecution agreed to dismiss the citation.
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