jump a red light

He still tickets people for jumping a red light.

The Resident newspaper reported that he had been "over the legal alcohol limit" at the time and had jumped a red light.

I could hardly breathe, and I found myself jumping a red light to try to outrun the feeling, but it was no use.

This is the moment a police officer tries to pull a head camera from a cyclist after stopping him for allegedly jumping a red light.

He was caught the day after, when he crashed his car during a high speed chase initiated after Sweeney jumped a red light.

A DRIVER who jumped a red light did so by overtaking an off-duty policeman in his private car.

Mr. Kessler delivers his pronouncements in a gloomy, deadpan manner, with the speed of a New York bicycle messenger jumping a red light.

It's at simple events like this that people get killed, in the way that a traffic cop stopping a car for jumping a red light might land up getting shot by the driver.

If a cyclist jumps a red light when there is no opposing traffic it is literally exactly the same kind of illegality but publically viewed as far more serious and more dangerous.

In October 2010, Westwood was prosecuted for assaulting a police officer (Westwood elbowed a police officer in the face, though the officer accepted that this was not intentional) and found guilty of jumping a red light in Northampton on 25 April 2010.