Another ticket
I got a ticket the other day for going 95 in a 65

I've already used my "pass" (higher fine, no points) almost a year ago for a 74 in a 65, and before that for wrong way on a one way in 2007.. I am told I can't do this too often. If i go to court do you think they'll atleast reduce the points? Looks like 30mph over is 5 points
Can they suspend my license? I mean aside from these 5 points, I have 0 points..PS I think the cop eyeballed my speed? Is this allowed? My radar detector did not go off at all. Nevermind a warning, but when I passed him, not even a peep from my radar detector. He wasn't pacing me, he was on the side of the road..
Last edited by drawde; Mar 23, 2010 at 06:13 PM.
I gave him my PBA card too but he just gave it right back to me
Last edited by drawde; Mar 23, 2010 at 03:52 PM.
Just the fronts.
Can they suspend my license for 30mph over? I'm thinking about getting the lawyer if that's the case..
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I checked the MVC website (NJ's DMV) it looks like they can suspend it for the following:
- If you receive 12 or more points on your current driver record
- Failure to appear in court or to pay fines
- Failure to pay surcharges
- Driving with a suspended license
- Failure to provide proof of insurance
- Physical or mental disqualification
- Drug or alcohol use while driving
- Reckless driving
- Vehicle abandonment on a public highway
- Fault in a fatal accident
Last edited by drawde; Mar 23, 2010 at 08:12 PM.
Where did this take place in NJ? Unfortunately a PBA card (basic one) isn't going to help you in a situation like this unless you personally know someone on the job in the town or a trooper in the same barracks. Where you paying attention how did this happen?
For the most part, I usually like to follow the flow of traffic unless passing or the occasional fits of speed, but yeah I was pretty much the only car on the road.. Usually on 78, at least the times I'm there, there aren't too many cops. I guess they're starting to hit it harder.. A couple days after getting my ticket, I had off, one of my friends from work didn't, he said he saw a whole line of cars getting pulled over on 78..
Last edited by drawde; Mar 24, 2010 at 06:44 AM.
Plus if there's a chance my license could be suspended, I'd rather play it safe with an attorney, as I NEED to drive to work. I work 35-40mi each way in the middle of nowhere, with no public transportation until like 2 towns over.
If the judge wants to cut you a break but is also pushing for suspension, try asking for community service.. You never know.
Last edited by drawde; May 19, 2010 at 01:01 AM.
I got a ticket the other day for going 95 in a 65

I've already used my "pass" (higher fine, no points) almost a year ago for a 74 in a 65, and before that for wrong way on a one way in 2007.. I am told I can't do this too often. If i go to court do you think they'll atleast reduce the points? Looks like 30mph over is 5 points
Can they suspend my license? I mean aside from these 5 points, I have 0 points..PS I think the cop eyeballed my speed? Is this allowed? My radar detector did not go off at all. Nevermind a warning, but when I passed him, not even a peep from my radar detector. He wasn't pacing me, he was on the side of the road..
They might take your license away but i wouldnt count on it. If your last ticket 18 months ago then you can take traffic school and it wont even show up on your record. Hope everything turns out good for you man.
Just FYI:
You do not have the right to ask to see the Radar. Dont even bother asking it will just **** off the officer more.
Also, If you exceed the speed limit by 30 or more miles per hour that violation carries 5 points and Municipal Court Judges are inclined to suspend your license for a period of time for driving at that rate of speed.
A 4 point ticket will also increase you auto insurance by about $600 per year. NJ is already the highest paying for auto insurance in the country.
Find out how many points you currently have on your license. Find out how many points the ticket will be before pleading it down. Find out how many points it takes in NJ to suspend your license. Do the math and go to court with or without a lawyer based on those results.
Either way, plead it down. Good luck.
Last edited by propain; May 19, 2010 at 09:14 AM.

It's not required to hand the police your regular license if you hand them your international license. Sometimes they just think it's too complicated to do the paper work and will just let you go. Other times they'll write you a ticket with whatever point and all you need to do is pay for it, and get another international license for $6.
If the judge wants to cut you a break but is also pushing for suspension, try asking for community service.. You never know.
I heard a cop whistle and like a fool I stopped and waited for the walking cop to come up to the car (
) (Got a lot of grief for this one from friends, getting pulled over by a walking cop)..At first he was just gonna give me a warning, he gave me back all my stuff, then right before I pulled away he came up to the car and asked for my stuff again cause he said his CO was coming and I guess he was a new cop or whatever.. Anyway, after talking to his CO he ended up giving me a ticket. If I knew at the time, I should've not pleaded this to unsafe driving because it's only a 1 point violation or something, what a waste.

It's not required to hand the police your regular license if you hand them your international license. Sometimes they just think it's too complicated to do the paper work and will just let you go. Other times they'll write you a ticket with whatever point and all you need to do is pay for it, and get another international license for $6.
I heard a cop whistle and like a fool I stopped and waited for the walking cop to come up to the car (
) (Got a lot of grief for this one from friends, getting pulled over by a walking cop)..At first he was just gonna give me a warning, he gave me back all my stuff, then right before I pulled away he came up to the car and asked for my stuff again cause he said his CO was coming and I guess he was a new cop or whatever.. Anyway, after talking to his CO he ended up giving me a ticket. If I knew at the time, I should've not pleaded this to unsafe driving because it's only a 1 point violation or something, what a waste.
HAHAHA... he was probably wondering if he had the ability as a food cop to give you a moving violation ticket. He called it in, got the approval and gave you the ticket.
I'm not one to give you a hard time about speeding, Lord knows I've done it. But I've picked my.... err... "track" wisely.
But come on, a Radar detector is not infallible. And an LEO does not necessarily have to use a radar device to get you. In radar school, they teach you the radar unit is to be used to confirm your estimated speed.


