Let's be honest, we all know what's being referred to here; that one rail tank who's out of range of your AV gear, the forge gunner who's too heavy to walk away from the MCC drop zone, and the Thale sniper who can only be taken out by another Thale or an orbital. We have a red-zone so that it becomes impossible for the enemy to kill you within 3 seconds of spawning, but why are we allowed to use this safety net as our primary means of surviving and profit? Far too often we've all felt the backlash of the players who stay camped out in the No-Risk zone, where KDR runs rampant and the profits are vast, and I'm sure we've all come across the frustration of the Thale user who's too far to hit with even a tactical and the Falchion Rail who just scoots back a few meters when his shields get scratched. All assets in this game come with a risk factor of loosing them... except when in the redline.
This is why I propose two different solutions:

-TIme to exit:
We've all heard the AI lady telling us that we must deploy to the burn zone, so wouldn't it make sense that the corporations we're fighting for would not allow you to be out of the combat zone for too long? I say you have 60 seconds from spawning in to leave the team's redline, with the timer pausing for an RDV request.

-Safety on:
Weapons are not activated unless you are in territory that the enemy can stand in.

This may call for some readjustments in what is defined as the team's redline however, because of course wide open areas would just be a shooting gallery if you are scrambling to march forward. Mountain tops and walled areas behind the redline should essentially become a no-firing zone, allowing a fair balance between the damage someone can do and potentially receive.