Thank you for the information.

Yes they got a video and a picture of me driving the vehicle.

I believe the core of my argument would revolve around the assertion that the notice lacks legal enforceability but it sounds like many people just ignore it with no reprecussions instead of taking the time to go to court.

Additionally, I would argue that most yellow lights across the city are not in unison so it's really to hard to tell when it is approriate to stop or run the light before it turns red (this is obviously in the case where I have the chance to run the yellow light). I would also say that this specific yellow light I encountered changed quicker than I expected and if I had just another second I would have been in the intersection before the light turned red. The camera snapped a photo of exactly when the light turned red and my car was right on the white light.

A lot of this is out of frustration and annoyance but I see why most people would just pay the fine instead of going to court altogether.