In four locations on every angle of the intersection, Photo Radar has obviously been set up to catch anyone who is speeding, anyone who makes a right turn on red (even though there are no signs that say turning right on red is an offense),and anyone who comes to a stop with any part of their vehicle beyond the white line.

The Photo Radar is activated if anyone passes over the white line during a red light. Allegedly if you want to turn right during a red light, you must come to a complete stop BEHIND the white line for a minimum of 60 seconds. Even creeping forward to see if it is clear enough to turn right will cause a ticket.

So the best bet is to wait for a completely clear green light to turn right and make sure you stop BEHIND the white line and NEVER creep forward, even when the cross-light is about to change.