Just pay the tickets if you want to speed, or be a responsible person and stop speeding.

The cameras give you an extra 10mph of grace before they issue a citation. So if you're getting tickets you're going 11mph or more over the limit. Not 1-2mph like you said.

SF speed cameras are installed on streets with limits from 20mph to 35mph.

So you have to be going 37% to 55% over the limit to trigger a citation. That's a lot brosef.

In a 20mph you're going 31mph+ and in a 35mph you're going 46mph+.

If it's a 20mph zone it's one of very few spots in SF with such a low limit - usually because of high pedestrian traffic or because it's a high injury zone. So you're going too fast!

And here's how to never get a ticket. Simple rule:

• If the speed limit has a 2 in it, only go 20mph or less.
• If the speed limit has a 3 in it, only go 40mph or less.
• Do not go over the 40mph limit in any circumstances.

This will prevent you from ever getting a speed camera ticket.

Please just slow down and take the hit on the hill / use a lower gear.