got a ticket!
edit- came across this http://www.styleforum.net/archive/in...p/t-12822.html
Last edited by AWDman; Aug 31, 2006 at 11:29 AM.
JOHN89011 you know any good lawyers around the triboro bridge area... i was doing about 100 but got "radar" at 85mph. he told me i was lucky he didnt cuff me and "should" tow my car away... i told him i was coming back from my cousins wedding and i was the designated driver who was trying to get my friend sitting passenger home "he wasnt feeling well"... one sign said 55mph and within a few seconds (b/c i was doing 100 i guess) the next sign said 40mph... thats when i heard my V1, saw the cop and started braking...
DAMN, I got a ticket DOING 85 IN A 40... so much for my license i guess
(45x6) + 65= $335
but you know what, this happened sometime in early june and my 1st court date is set for mid-november... I THINK IM GOING TO PUT IT OFF A COUPLE TIMES AT LEAST (havent put it off besides the set date on the original ticket) that seemed to work the last time with my 2001 SLK230.
Last edited by AdaMBombC32G; Aug 31, 2006 at 05:27 PM.
by following the instructions on the back of the ticket, filling out the right side of the back of of the ticket, signing it, and mailing it to the Court within forty-eight (48) hours of receiving the ticket. Be sure to include your current mailing address. You can also plead not guilty by appearing in person in Court on the court date specified on your ticket.
You can request a Supporting Deposition by checking the appropriate box on the back of ticket. (A Supporting Deposition will provide you with additional information regarding the basis for the ticket). A Supporting Deposition request must be timely; that is, a defendant must have already been arraigned and have made a request for the supporting deposition before the end of thirty (30) days following the return date appearing on the ticket. To determine if an arraignment has been met for the purpose of determining the timeliness of a request for a supporting deposition, one of the following must have occurred:
1. A written not guilty plea is mailed to the Court within 48 hours after the issuance of the ticket (VTL 1806);
2. A defendant appears in Court and is arraigned before the Judge;
3. An attorney files a Notice of Appearance or appears in Court on behalf of the defendant and accepts/waives arraignment on behalf of the defendant.
This works sometimes because if they don't send you a written explenation within like 30 days or before you show up in court ticket will be dissmissed.
Good Luck!
You should also get one of those PBA cards they work sometimes, saved me like twice.
AND I DO HAVE A PBA, BUT IT ONLY WORKS WITHIN MY COUNTY. ACTUALLY IT WORKS SO WELL IN MY TOWN THAT I'VE GOTTEN PULLED OVER I WOULD SAY ABOUT 40 TIMES BUT GOT ZERO TICKETS
i just wish that PBA worked in NYC, NY
and i was going to say getting pulled over in a SHINY, FRESH & CLEAN 04' C32 with a broken SPEEDOMETER, the cop would give me a ticket for being a dumbass
then all the rest of the tix!
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BTW...You CAN take traffic school more than once per 18 months...you just have to go to court and appeal to the judge. 99% they let you retake traffic school for the 2nd time..it's a 12 hour course though. I've personally have taken it 3 times in a matter of 18 months.
I swear..I gotta get rid of my EVO.



