Product claims to fool 'Red-Light' cameras

Photoblocker, which Monte Bowman plans to start selling in Council Bluffs, Nebraska, is a product that's supposed to make a car's license plate invisible to red-light cameras.

That city has seven cameras mounted at five intersections. If a car runs a red light, a flash goes off and the camera takes a picture of the license plate. Then, the vehicle's owner gets a $65 ticket in the mail, regardless of who's driving.

That's where Photoblocker comes in, and Bowman's claim is that drivers using it will no longer get caught.

A bottle of Photoblocker is $38 on the Internet. The makers, Phantom Plate Inc., say that if a driver sprays the "invisible formula" on his or her license plate, Photoblocker will "reflect the traffic enforcement camera's flash ... rendering the picture unreadable."

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