How do I contest a speeding ticket in court?
Q. I got a speeding ticket today, which is really depressing because generally I try really hard not to speed. I want to contest it in court, and I read that the first step is to request the officer's presence. How do I do this? I also read that the best way to get your ticket dismissed is to request documents of proof from the officer, because most likely he will not have them. What documents are these? Any other tips to contest a speeding ticket? Thanks!!!
Asked by swoopchocolaca - Thu Apr 2 11:41:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You should demand a jury trial and file a Motion for Discovery with the Clerk of Court ... the prosecution will probably not comply, and you will have to demand a court hearing and convince the judge, as for: 1) the officer's logs (audio, video, and written), 2) copies of the citation (front and back), 3) the names of any witnesses (ie: who is the police officer), 4) all information relating to the officer's training, who trained him, when, 5) all information relating to maintenance logs of the radar device, 6) the serial numbers of any tuning forks used, and when the device was tuned, 7) how frequently does the officer engage in speeding citations (if this is routine for him, you can argue at court that he probably doesn't follow all the… [cont.]
Answered by Adam Rinkleff - Thu Apr 2 12:26:56 2009
Q. I got a speeding ticket today, which is really depressing because generally I try really hard not to speed. I want to contest it in court, and I read that the first step is to request the officer's presence. How do I do this? I also read that the best way to get your ticket dismissed is to request documents of proof from the officer, because most likely he will not have them. What documents are these? Any other tips to contest a speeding ticket? Thanks!!!
Asked by swoopchocolaca - Thu Apr 2 11:41:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You should demand a jury trial and file a Motion for Discovery with the Clerk of Court ... the prosecution will probably not comply, and you will have to demand a court hearing and convince the judge, as for: 1) the officer's logs (audio, video, and written), 2) copies of the citation (front and back), 3) the names of any witnesses (ie: who is the police officer), 4) all information relating to the officer's training, who trained him, when, 5) all information relating to maintenance logs of the radar device, 6) the serial numbers of any tuning forks used, and when the device was tuned, 7) how frequently does the officer engage in speeding citations (if this is routine for him, you can argue at court that he probably doesn't follow all the… [cont.]
Answered by Adam Rinkleff - Thu Apr 2 12:26:56 2009
Can I argue a speeding ticket in court due to an incorrect year of violation?
Q. I received a speeding ticket and the officer wrote down the wrong date completely (day/month AND YEAR!). I plead not guilty because I was not present in the county on that date, in that year the ticket states. I understand officers can make minor mistakes on tickets, but it was June 2007 and he wrote it for 2006. I now have a court date set for next month. What sort of argument or style should I use with a Mississippi Judge to argue this? Any tips will help! I received a speeding ticket and the officer wrote down the wrong date completely (day/month AND YEAR!). I plead not guilty because I was not present in the county on that date, in that year the ticket states. I understand officers can make minor mistakes on tickets, but it was June… [cont.]
Asked by Shane A - Wed Jul 11 10:07:36 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You received a citation for a traffic violation. The error on the date can be amended.
Answered by CGIV76 - Wed Jul 11 11:00:14 2007
Q. I received a speeding ticket and the officer wrote down the wrong date completely (day/month AND YEAR!). I plead not guilty because I was not present in the county on that date, in that year the ticket states. I understand officers can make minor mistakes on tickets, but it was June 2007 and he wrote it for 2006. I now have a court date set for next month. What sort of argument or style should I use with a Mississippi Judge to argue this? Any tips will help! I received a speeding ticket and the officer wrote down the wrong date completely (day/month AND YEAR!). I plead not guilty because I was not present in the county on that date, in that year the ticket states. I understand officers can make minor mistakes on tickets, but it was June… [cont.]
Asked by Shane A - Wed Jul 11 10:07:36 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You received a citation for a traffic violation. The error on the date can be amended.
Answered by CGIV76 - Wed Jul 11 11:00:14 2007
How much does a speeding ticket in Louisiana start?
Q. i've recently gotten a speeding ticket from Louisiana state, I have a Texas DL.. I was speeding 80 in a 60mph zone, because I did not notice the speed went from 70 down to 60. I wanted to know around how much would the ticket be if i pay for it... and is there any other options? I can not find any information on it... and YES i have tried calling them.. they said i have to wait for 3 more weeks for the ticket to actually get in the system.. or else they will not give me any information. anything would help. Thanks! and btw will my insurance go up?
Asked by dlsfe 0 - Wed Dec 13 22:54:28 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are out of state. strike 1. 20 over you are lucky you only got a ticket. It takes time to process yes. You should have a court date on the ticket. Your insurance will go up. Out of state speeding is brutal. I live in N. Louisiana. I got a ticket for going 55 in a 45 and it cost me $175.
Answered by devilduck74 - Wed Dec 13 23:24:03 2006
Q. i've recently gotten a speeding ticket from Louisiana state, I have a Texas DL.. I was speeding 80 in a 60mph zone, because I did not notice the speed went from 70 down to 60. I wanted to know around how much would the ticket be if i pay for it... and is there any other options? I can not find any information on it... and YES i have tried calling them.. they said i have to wait for 3 more weeks for the ticket to actually get in the system.. or else they will not give me any information. anything would help. Thanks! and btw will my insurance go up?
Asked by dlsfe 0 - Wed Dec 13 22:54:28 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are out of state. strike 1. 20 over you are lucky you only got a ticket. It takes time to process yes. You should have a court date on the ticket. Your insurance will go up. Out of state speeding is brutal. I live in N. Louisiana. I got a ticket for going 55 in a 45 and it cost me $175.
Answered by devilduck74 - Wed Dec 13 23:24:03 2006
How much is a speeding ticket in California?
Q. I got a speeding ticket in LA county for doing 80 in a 65mph zone. This is technically my 8th offense, but I have gotten only 2 speeding tickets in the past two years (not all 7 other tickets were done within a year, I've gotten them over a long period of time). How much would my ticket cost me? I know I found out that they charge $20 more for each offense you have within 36 months.
Asked by Shooting Star - Sat Nov 28 17:39:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. According to the California Uniform Bail Schedule, the total amount for a violation of CVC 22349, 22350 or 22351 for 15mph over is $211 which includes the total bail of $146 plus the $65 court security and conviction assessment. The previous convictions won't affect the fine but could affect your license depending on how many points you have already. If you want to pay it, go ahead but there are ways to fight it especially if you were paced. It takes a lot of work and is a bit complicated but if you want to know about it, update here and I'll give you the info. It just takes a while to write and I want to be sure it is read. I'll check back for the update.
Answered by - Mon Nov 30 06:36:29 2009
Q. I got a speeding ticket in LA county for doing 80 in a 65mph zone. This is technically my 8th offense, but I have gotten only 2 speeding tickets in the past two years (not all 7 other tickets were done within a year, I've gotten them over a long period of time). How much would my ticket cost me? I know I found out that they charge $20 more for each offense you have within 36 months.
Asked by Shooting Star - Sat Nov 28 17:39:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. According to the California Uniform Bail Schedule, the total amount for a violation of CVC 22349, 22350 or 22351 for 15mph over is $211 which includes the total bail of $146 plus the $65 court security and conviction assessment. The previous convictions won't affect the fine but could affect your license depending on how many points you have already. If you want to pay it, go ahead but there are ways to fight it especially if you were paced. It takes a lot of work and is a bit complicated but if you want to know about it, update here and I'll give you the info. It just takes a while to write and I want to be sure it is read. I'll check back for the update.
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How much is a speeding ticket in Indiana?
Q. I got a speeding ticket today and I also got another ticket for not having my license with me. I was going 55 in a 40 mph zone. So about how much would I pay?
Asked by Dan =] - Fri Mar 27 12:39:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it varies from state to state but with a plus 15 mph speeding ticket and one for having no license with you, i'd guess you're looking at several hundred bucks, my guess is $335. Just a guess. Be thankful--in some states they would probably tow your vehicle.
Answered by good guy - Fri Mar 27 12:46:40 2009
Q. I got a speeding ticket today and I also got another ticket for not having my license with me. I was going 55 in a 40 mph zone. So about how much would I pay?
Asked by Dan =] - Fri Mar 27 12:39:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it varies from state to state but with a plus 15 mph speeding ticket and one for having no license with you, i'd guess you're looking at several hundred bucks, my guess is $335. Just a guess. Be thankful--in some states they would probably tow your vehicle.
Answered by good guy - Fri Mar 27 12:46:40 2009
How do you fight a speeding ticket, when you know you were speeding?
Q. Do you have to plead not guilty? Just got my second speeding ticket within a year, and afraid of all the points and insurance increases. Do you have to say you weren't speeding? Any suggestions? What does it mean to plead No Contest, and what is likely to happen? By the way, i have been driving slower, but was having a bad day. Thank you, Adam. I am in NJ, and I thought that was how it worked! Most of the rest of you suck - I hope you make a mistake someday.
Asked by Brave New Girl - Tue Apr 21 10:10:30 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like they say in prison, be 21 about it, you did it, admit it, then hopefully learn from your lessons.
Answered by ahsoasho2u2 - Tue Apr 21 10:17:48 2009
Q. Do you have to plead not guilty? Just got my second speeding ticket within a year, and afraid of all the points and insurance increases. Do you have to say you weren't speeding? Any suggestions? What does it mean to plead No Contest, and what is likely to happen? By the way, i have been driving slower, but was having a bad day. Thank you, Adam. I am in NJ, and I thought that was how it worked! Most of the rest of you suck - I hope you make a mistake someday.
Asked by Brave New Girl - Tue Apr 21 10:10:30 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like they say in prison, be 21 about it, you did it, admit it, then hopefully learn from your lessons.
Answered by ahsoasho2u2 - Tue Apr 21 10:17:48 2009
What happens if you get a speeding ticket for driving over 30 mph in Illinois?
Q. What happens if you get a speeding ticket for driving over 30 mph in Illinois? The speed was 83 in a 45 and got a ticket for a court date. What type of fine will there be? Money and community service?
Asked by eclipse - Mon Mar 9 12:51:42 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you hit 40mph over the limit in Illinois it's a misdemeanor, the 38mph you were traveling over the limit qualifies you for a regular speeding ticket but not any jail time. Expect a really heavy fine and some community service. (625 ILCS 5/11-601.5) Sec. 11-601.5. Driving 40 miles per hour or more in excess of applicable limit. A person who drives a vehicle upon any highway of this State at a speed that is 40 miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limit established under this Chapter or a local ordinance commits a Class A misdemeanor. (Source: P.A. 91-469, eff. 1-1-00.)
Answered by bbasingal - Mon Mar 9 14:16:24 2009
Q. What happens if you get a speeding ticket for driving over 30 mph in Illinois? The speed was 83 in a 45 and got a ticket for a court date. What type of fine will there be? Money and community service?
Asked by eclipse - Mon Mar 9 12:51:42 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you hit 40mph over the limit in Illinois it's a misdemeanor, the 38mph you were traveling over the limit qualifies you for a regular speeding ticket but not any jail time. Expect a really heavy fine and some community service. (625 ILCS 5/11-601.5) Sec. 11-601.5. Driving 40 miles per hour or more in excess of applicable limit. A person who drives a vehicle upon any highway of this State at a speed that is 40 miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limit established under this Chapter or a local ordinance commits a Class A misdemeanor. (Source: P.A. 91-469, eff. 1-1-00.)
Answered by bbasingal - Mon Mar 9 14:16:24 2009
How does a speeding ticket affect your insurance?
Q. I live in Iowa and got a speeding ticket in Indiana. How will this affect my insurance and is there any way for my parents not to find out?
Asked by sitccitw - Sun Jan 25 20:30:38 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they wont find out if its your own insurance. if not, they will find out. it depends how it affects your insurance. how fast were you going? what kind of insurance do you have? do you have previous incidents? whichever it is, the insurance will go up. break it to your parents before the next premium comes in.
Answered by Steve R - Sun Jan 25 20:36:05 2009
Q. I live in Iowa and got a speeding ticket in Indiana. How will this affect my insurance and is there any way for my parents not to find out?
Asked by sitccitw - Sun Jan 25 20:30:38 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they wont find out if its your own insurance. if not, they will find out. it depends how it affects your insurance. how fast were you going? what kind of insurance do you have? do you have previous incidents? whichever it is, the insurance will go up. break it to your parents before the next premium comes in.
Answered by Steve R - Sun Jan 25 20:36:05 2009
How much will my speeding ticket affect my insurance?
Q. I am 18 and under my dad's insurance. Today I got a speeding ticket for going 15mph over the posted speed limit (55 in a 40). It is my first speeding ticket. How much will it affect my insurance?
Asked by Peaches - Tue Apr 28 13:24:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it depends. I got a $250 speeding ticket (my one and only ticket), and my insurane didn't go up at all. Good luck!
Answered by ( ni) it's gir ! u 12.8 - Tue Apr 28 13:28:44 2009
Q. I am 18 and under my dad's insurance. Today I got a speeding ticket for going 15mph over the posted speed limit (55 in a 40). It is my first speeding ticket. How much will it affect my insurance?
Asked by Peaches - Tue Apr 28 13:24:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it depends. I got a $250 speeding ticket (my one and only ticket), and my insurane didn't go up at all. Good luck!
Answered by ( ni) it's gir ! u 12.8 - Tue Apr 28 13:28:44 2009
How much will a speeding ticket increase my insurance?
Q. I have Geico insurance and just got a speeding ticket for going 60 in a 45 in North Carolina. Does anyone know about how much this will increase my insurance?
Asked by ashleyfoofoo - Fri Sep 19 14:44:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be sure to look into traffic violator school. In Calif. you may take this online course once every year and a half. While you may still have to pay the ticket, it won't appear on your driving record.
Answered by Driving Instructor (BRAKE!) - Fri Sep 19 15:00:53 2008
Q. I have Geico insurance and just got a speeding ticket for going 60 in a 45 in North Carolina. Does anyone know about how much this will increase my insurance?
Asked by ashleyfoofoo - Fri Sep 19 14:44:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be sure to look into traffic violator school. In Calif. you may take this online course once every year and a half. While you may still have to pay the ticket, it won't appear on your driving record.
Answered by Driving Instructor (BRAKE!) - Fri Sep 19 15:00:53 2008
What happens when you do not pay a speeding ticket?
Q. I got a speeding ticket nearly 3 years ago, forgot to pay it. I've been pulled over multiple times since then and I have been to court for other tickets. I have also renewed my registration and requested a drivers abstract and the ticket was not on my record.
Asked by Kyle - Sat Jan 23 13:31:09 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may have just gotten lucky. Stop speeding and you won't have to worry about tickets.
Answered by Skittles - Sat Jan 23 13:36:05 2010
Q. I got a speeding ticket nearly 3 years ago, forgot to pay it. I've been pulled over multiple times since then and I have been to court for other tickets. I have also renewed my registration and requested a drivers abstract and the ticket was not on my record.
Asked by Kyle - Sat Jan 23 13:31:09 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may have just gotten lucky. Stop speeding and you won't have to worry about tickets.
Answered by Skittles - Sat Jan 23 13:36:05 2010
How do I get a speeding ticket removed from my record completely?
Q. I got a speeding ticket last night. It is my first one ever. I know already that it will make my insurance go up. I can handle that. It was my fault, but I don't want it to be that way forever, and have it always on my record. Is there any way possible to get that thing off of there? If so, how?
Asked by Sam - Sun Nov 22 22:33:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when i got my first speeding ticket (luckily i've only gotten two, and the second was cause i thought the speed limit was higher). i had the option of traffic school. you still have to pay all the fees, but it removes the violation from your record (this was in california at the time, not sure if this is for all states). it only works for one, but that could be an option.
Answered by raynestorm73 - Sun Nov 22 22:41:59 2009
Q. I got a speeding ticket last night. It is my first one ever. I know already that it will make my insurance go up. I can handle that. It was my fault, but I don't want it to be that way forever, and have it always on my record. Is there any way possible to get that thing off of there? If so, how?
Asked by Sam - Sun Nov 22 22:33:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when i got my first speeding ticket (luckily i've only gotten two, and the second was cause i thought the speed limit was higher). i had the option of traffic school. you still have to pay all the fees, but it removes the violation from your record (this was in california at the time, not sure if this is for all states). it only works for one, but that could be an option.
Answered by raynestorm73 - Sun Nov 22 22:41:59 2009
How can I beat my speeding traffic ticket?
Q. I got a speeding ticket and I am really sorry for it. Trooper was very unreasonable. I have promised not to go above speed limit even one mile, but I have get rid of this ticket as it going to stay on my record for rest of my life and will cost me a fine and car insurance will go up the roof. It can also effect my credit and future employment.Can some one help me? I have to get rid of this ticket. Is it true troopers do not give tickets to thier friends ,fellow troopers and their families? Did any body got rid of speeding ticket? Any advise from personal experience? Thanks for help.
Asked by kind - Sat Aug 12 20:09:05 2006 - - 22 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Go to court on the assigned date of your ticket. 2. Tell the traffic ticket clerk/cashier that you will plea not guilty. He/she will assign another date for you to appear in court. 3. Go to the assigned courtroom on your second date of appearance. 4. The prosecutor will give you a choice to reduce your ticket to a non-moving violation for a fee. 5. Pay the fee, go to traffic school if required, and you will not have any points on your record. No insurance hikes, no traffic record. 6. Hiring a traffic attorney is a waste of money, you will pay almost or over $200 for the attorney to do the above steps for you. Only hire an attorney, if you have numerous charges on your ticket, or can't attend court due to work. Never plea guilty and… [cont.]
Answered by Tala - Sat Aug 12 20:51:50 2006
Q. I got a speeding ticket and I am really sorry for it. Trooper was very unreasonable. I have promised not to go above speed limit even one mile, but I have get rid of this ticket as it going to stay on my record for rest of my life and will cost me a fine and car insurance will go up the roof. It can also effect my credit and future employment.Can some one help me? I have to get rid of this ticket. Is it true troopers do not give tickets to thier friends ,fellow troopers and their families? Did any body got rid of speeding ticket? Any advise from personal experience? Thanks for help.
Asked by kind - Sat Aug 12 20:09:05 2006 - - 22 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Go to court on the assigned date of your ticket. 2. Tell the traffic ticket clerk/cashier that you will plea not guilty. He/she will assign another date for you to appear in court. 3. Go to the assigned courtroom on your second date of appearance. 4. The prosecutor will give you a choice to reduce your ticket to a non-moving violation for a fee. 5. Pay the fee, go to traffic school if required, and you will not have any points on your record. No insurance hikes, no traffic record. 6. Hiring a traffic attorney is a waste of money, you will pay almost or over $200 for the attorney to do the above steps for you. Only hire an attorney, if you have numerous charges on your ticket, or can't attend court due to work. Never plea guilty and… [cont.]
Answered by Tala - Sat Aug 12 20:51:50 2006
Will Kentucky speeding ticket points be transfered to Tennessee DMV?
Q. I am a Tennessee resident and got a speeding ticket in Kentucky. I am thinking of getting an atterney to represent me in the court, since this is my first violation. Before doing that, I want to make sure that the points will be transfered. I've been to US for 2 years and appologize for my ignorance. I would appreciate if anyone can help me out.
Asked by sunspotzsz - Wed May 30 17:02:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local DMV. Ky does report to other states on CDL violations. They also work with Tenn on insurance/no insurance accidents. There is a good chance they also do on regular tickets as well.
Answered by brian c - Wed May 30 17:26:44 2007
Q. I am a Tennessee resident and got a speeding ticket in Kentucky. I am thinking of getting an atterney to represent me in the court, since this is my first violation. Before doing that, I want to make sure that the points will be transfered. I've been to US for 2 years and appologize for my ignorance. I would appreciate if anyone can help me out.
Asked by sunspotzsz - Wed May 30 17:02:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local DMV. Ky does report to other states on CDL violations. They also work with Tenn on insurance/no insurance accidents. There is a good chance they also do on regular tickets as well.
Answered by brian c - Wed May 30 17:26:44 2007
How much will my speeding ticket and ticket for violating Class D regulations be?
Q. I was in gwinnett county and I got pulled over for speeding (I was going 63 in a 50) at 1:30 AM. I am 18 years old, but I haven't applied for my class C license. (honestly I didn't know you HAD to go and get one) Since I was driving past midnight, I got a ticket for violating Class D rules or whatever... I just want to know about how much that will cost?
Asked by carrot - Tue Jul 28 11:38:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone number should be on the ticket to call the courts to ask. You should also ask the courts if they will allow you to take a traffic school class.
Answered by Jay - Tue Jul 28 13:25:45 2009
Q. I was in gwinnett county and I got pulled over for speeding (I was going 63 in a 50) at 1:30 AM. I am 18 years old, but I haven't applied for my class C license. (honestly I didn't know you HAD to go and get one) Since I was driving past midnight, I got a ticket for violating Class D rules or whatever... I just want to know about how much that will cost?
Asked by carrot - Tue Jul 28 11:38:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone number should be on the ticket to call the courts to ask. You should also ask the courts if they will allow you to take a traffic school class.
Answered by Jay - Tue Jul 28 13:25:45 2009
How do I deal with a speeding ticket in Illinois?
Q. On Memorial Day I got my first speeding ticket ever from the Illinois State Police, 80 in a 65. The county it happened in is all the way across the state so I don't necessarily want to show up and contest it. What is the best course of action I can take to pay the fine, stay in compliance, but get this removed from my record so that I don't have to pay higher insurance? Isn't there traffic school or something I could take?
Asked by Scotty - Fri Jun 12 13:51:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the first poster "Penny" is giving you terrible advice, really, do not follow that moron's advice. You are correct. Just pay it and request traffic school - it should say you're eligible on your courtesy notice. Take the online TS, they're super easy and you can go at your own pace. Your insurance will never be affected. You'll be fine.
Answered by Rock Firestorm - Fri Jun 12 14:23:35 2009
Q. On Memorial Day I got my first speeding ticket ever from the Illinois State Police, 80 in a 65. The county it happened in is all the way across the state so I don't necessarily want to show up and contest it. What is the best course of action I can take to pay the fine, stay in compliance, but get this removed from my record so that I don't have to pay higher insurance? Isn't there traffic school or something I could take?
Asked by Scotty - Fri Jun 12 13:51:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the first poster "Penny" is giving you terrible advice, really, do not follow that moron's advice. You are correct. Just pay it and request traffic school - it should say you're eligible on your courtesy notice. Take the online TS, they're super easy and you can go at your own pace. Your insurance will never be affected. You'll be fine.
Answered by Rock Firestorm - Fri Jun 12 14:23:35 2009
What happens if you get a speeding ticket while on a traffic probation?
Q. My friend is on a probation because of speeding. And just couple months before his probation was up he has just gotten another one. He paid the ticket right off. What's going to happen? Will they suspend his driver's licence?
Asked by None of your business - Fri Feb 19 19:24:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you...um...I mean, your "friend" will lose your...um...I mean, "his" license. Hope this helps.
Answered by Rock Firestorm - Fri Feb 19 19:25:25 2010
Q. My friend is on a probation because of speeding. And just couple months before his probation was up he has just gotten another one. He paid the ticket right off. What's going to happen? Will they suspend his driver's licence?
Asked by None of your business - Fri Feb 19 19:24:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you...um...I mean, your "friend" will lose your...um...I mean, "his" license. Hope this helps.
Answered by Rock Firestorm - Fri Feb 19 19:25:25 2010
Can I get away with a speeding ticket if the officer provided a false location?
Q. I was pulled over for speeding 77 in a 45. But I know I know I wasn't going that fast. The cop wrote down 77 in a 50. But, he gave a false location that appears doesn't exist. Can I get the ticket voided for this?
Asked by Kaytee - Sun Apr 12 00:31:42 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a recurring question in YA. Minor errors will not get a ticket voided in 999 out of 1000 cases. (Every once in awhile you might get lucky and get a Judge on a day that he happens to be upset with the Police.) What is a minor error? A minor error is something that does not alter the factual basis of the stop or the citation. In this case, you were cited for going 77. Whether the speed limit was 45 or 50 doesn't change the fact that you were driving in excess of the posted limit; the only thing that matters is how MUCH in excess. If that seems obtuse, look at it this way: If you were cited for going 82, but you said - 'The officer was wrong. I was only going 77.' The judge would say, '77 is still speeding. Guilty.' You… [cont.]
Answered by beverly - Sun Apr 12 00:45:38 2009
Q. I was pulled over for speeding 77 in a 45. But I know I know I wasn't going that fast. The cop wrote down 77 in a 50. But, he gave a false location that appears doesn't exist. Can I get the ticket voided for this?
Asked by Kaytee - Sun Apr 12 00:31:42 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a recurring question in YA. Minor errors will not get a ticket voided in 999 out of 1000 cases. (Every once in awhile you might get lucky and get a Judge on a day that he happens to be upset with the Police.) What is a minor error? A minor error is something that does not alter the factual basis of the stop or the citation. In this case, you were cited for going 77. Whether the speed limit was 45 or 50 doesn't change the fact that you were driving in excess of the posted limit; the only thing that matters is how MUCH in excess. If that seems obtuse, look at it this way: If you were cited for going 82, but you said - 'The officer was wrong. I was only going 77.' The judge would say, '77 is still speeding. Guilty.' You… [cont.]
Answered by beverly - Sun Apr 12 00:45:38 2009
Can I pay a speeding ticket through the mail?
Q. I got a photo radar speeding ticket. Thats the kind where they have camera's set up to take pictures of your speeding car and noting the license plate. They then send you the picture along with the fine amount. The fine is $150 so I am planning on taking a picture of three $50 bills with my polaroid instant camera and sending them that. Would that work?
Asked by eric53 - Sat Dec 27 20:35:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest that you do something better than taking pictures of money with your Polaroid camera. Nobody makes Polaroid camera film any more, and since Tom Petters was indicted on various money laundering schemes, he just plunged the new Polaroid Corporation into bankruptcy again. If you need to take pictures of something with your instant camera, take a picture of something worthwhile.
Answered by Death Panelist - Sun Dec 28 00:55:21 2008
Q. I got a photo radar speeding ticket. Thats the kind where they have camera's set up to take pictures of your speeding car and noting the license plate. They then send you the picture along with the fine amount. The fine is $150 so I am planning on taking a picture of three $50 bills with my polaroid instant camera and sending them that. Would that work?
Asked by eric53 - Sat Dec 27 20:35:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest that you do something better than taking pictures of money with your Polaroid camera. Nobody makes Polaroid camera film any more, and since Tom Petters was indicted on various money laundering schemes, he just plunged the new Polaroid Corporation into bankruptcy again. If you need to take pictures of something with your instant camera, take a picture of something worthwhile.
Answered by Death Panelist - Sun Dec 28 00:55:21 2008
How will a speeding ticket with no points affect me in PA?
Q. Got a speeding ticket with no points (lucky me). Will this affect my insurance,etc?
Asked by City Dude - Sun Jan 27 09:19:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it shouldn't unless it is 3 points or over.your insurance wouldn't go up anyway until you update for a year.your all good.
Answered by whip - Sun Jan 27 09:22:54 2008
Q. Got a speeding ticket with no points (lucky me). Will this affect my insurance,etc?
Asked by City Dude - Sun Jan 27 09:19:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it shouldn't unless it is 3 points or over.your insurance wouldn't go up anyway until you update for a year.your all good.
Answered by whip - Sun Jan 27 09:22:54 2008
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to tell me about his R1 while the other one wrote out the ticket That s a $621 fine 4 points and a 3 month holiday for me Atleast it gives me time to work on my cars i suppose
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He's not going to jail for a trumped up . speeding ticket. I hope he enjoys his time in jail, he clearly didn't enjoy his freedom enough to leave the guns and bullshyte alone. March 8th, 2010 at 4:40 pm. 15. CivilEngineer Says: ...
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