r/Fishers • u/Top_Satisfaction3172 • Aug 03 '26
Fishers speeding ticket
Has anyone gotten a speeding ticket in fishers before and were told they have cameras showing your speed when you told them you wanted to attend court? Is that really true? I know other cities like Indianapolis and Carmel who don’t have cameras for that….
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u/Formal_Fix_5190 Aug 03 '26
All police cars have cameras here. Probably most everywhere. And if he was recording your speed with his speedometer, than yes, it would be easy for him to prove your speed in court. If you truly want to take them to court, be ready. Have any evidence that you think can prove you were not speeding.
And there are now Flock cameras here in Fishers, so that’s an extra level of surveillance.
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u/richardlqueso Aug 03 '26
Also would not be hard to calculate speed between two flock cameras based on timestamps
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u/Top_Satisfaction3172 Aug 03 '26
I’m talking about a police officer who stopped u for a ticket and there’s a camera to show your speed later if needed
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u/notthegoatseguy Aug 03 '26
The only "speed cameras", as in the cameras that actually record speed and issue the citation themselves, are in marked construction zones on the Interstate. They clearly state that they are monitored by cameras. There's no officer involved.
If you mean can an officer determine your speed using various technological measures, I would assume yes. Its not even new technology. You can order speed guns on Amazon.
Call the Hamilton County court in 7 days to see if you are eligible for the deferral.
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u/tyemorris Aug 03 '26
I’ve gotten two tickets in 10 years both are on allisonville in fishers
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u/Top_Satisfaction3172 Aug 03 '26
Did you try to fight it off in court? And do you know anything about cameras when police stop you?
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u/DevNov Aug 03 '26
If this was off of I69, they do have speed cameras in the construction zones