I think the question shoud be, can you prove that you wernt there? Were you at work and have witnesses that can say you never left? If so, I would say go to court. Ignore the fact that you know who did it, its up to the state to prove who did it. Its up to you to prove you didnt. If the cameras are that good, they should be able to ID who was driving and if they can do that, why did they send the ticket to you when they can see a female was driving? Sounds like somebody isnt doing their job, dont it? Make them prove you are guilty.
Just because the car is registered to you dont mean squat. Neighbor borrows your car to go to Home Depot but robs a bank instead? Not your problem and you wont hang for it. Same if somebody uses your car and speeds or runs a red light. Remember, the DRIVER, not the owner is considered in ccontrol of a vehicle. If you are at work, you sure cant be in ccontrol of a vehicle your wife is driving, can you?
I would be proactive on this, in WI running lights is a big deal to insurance companies.
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