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Arrghhh!! got my 1st speeding ticket
- Thread starter Freak
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For some people. Every new ticket, their license is on the line.
How often will you get a ticket in the next three years?
What are your driving habits like?
How much is your time worth?
Only you can answer the questions above.
If you don't get any more tickets, and your rates don't go up for it, and you did it, then it's not worth fighting.
How often will you get a ticket in the next three years?
What are your driving habits like?
How much is your time worth?
Only you can answer the questions above.
If you don't get any more tickets, and your rates don't go up for it, and you did it, then it's not worth fighting.
What part do you not believe?
And you don't have a conviction yet, just a ticket!!!
If you fight it and you lose, they will amend it back up to 51kph over which is considered as a major ticket by your insurance company!!!
Choose your fights wisely, unless you think you have a rock solid case, this might not be the time to fight. If you were only doing 41 over I would say fight. Anything 45kph or over "actual" speed I would say don't fight if they charged you with 40kph or under.
-Jamie M.
OpenGambit
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I thought you just said one post ago to fight every ticket, now its pick your fights wisely.... interesting.
lol. That was before I experienced my first "amended up" case
If you got a huge reduction from the cop, and little chance of winning in court, best be thinking what it'd cost ya if you lost.-Jamie M.
lol. That was before I experienced my first "amended up" case
-Jamie M.
Still worth disclosure no? I believe you can request for a trial, then disclosure. You can pay the ticket off any time before the trial date? Unless they never give you the disclosure...then...=/
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Yes, yes and yes油井緋色;1960801 said:
If you apply for and don't receive disclosure, you can usually get your charges dropped (stayed) if you push hard enough.
-Jamie M.
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