Will I be photographed if I run a red light for one second?

[VonJohnny]

You will not be photographed. Traffic light mechanism: The traffic signal control system mainly consists of a controller, timer, decoder, and second pulse signal generator. The second pulse generator serves as the standard clock signal source for the timer and controller in this system. The decoder outputs control signals for two sets of traffic lights, which drive the traffic lights to operate through the driving circuit. The controller is the main part of the system, controlling the operation of the timer and decoder. Specific regulations: If you encounter a red light with only one second remaining while driving and there are electronic eyes or probes, you will definitely be photographed. If you have already crossed the stop line, stop immediately and do not move further. Reversing is highly likely to cause a collision with vehicles behind or pedestrians crossing the road. Additionally, probes are designed to capture moving violations. Remaining stationary would not result in a penalty, but moving too far might get you photographed.