How do you get a Red Light Photo traffic violation removed?

Question

I live in MN and I recieved a Red Light Photo ticket in the mail from TX, on a vehicle that I had sold over a year ago. How can I get this ticket removed if I don't know the current owner of the vehicle? Can the TX DA's office remove it because the police department there has been no help?

I do not have a bill of sale, I know the vehicle has been sold since I have sold it. I sent the TX department documentation showing that I have removed the title. The MN DMV also shows I am not the registered owner of the vehicle, I am just the last registered owner. The MN DMV state the vehicle has been sold to an unkonwn party. How am I still responsible?

Answer 1

You need to submit documentation that you sold the car. If you don't know who you sold the car to, you are is trouble. The red light ticket is the least or your problems. What will you do when the car is involved in a hit and run?

Answer 2

You may have to go to court to prove that you no longer own that vehicle and that the vehicle has for whatever reason not been properly titled in the new owner's name. The Police Department was of no help because it is not their job to determine if you are innocent or guilty but to enforce the law based on the best information they have available to them at the time.

Answer 3

Send them a copy of the bill of sell for the car that shows you sold it and the other person never change the plates over.

Answer 4

You don't get it removed. You're still the one who had the violation, it doesn't matter whether you have the vehicle or not.