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You were only 10 MPH over the limit, so you should be in good shape. Lucky you in some respects. VA. is very tough on speeding.
A friend of mine who had a similar sports car, spent time in jail for speeding.
Any driving speed 20 miles over the limit or any driving over 80 mph is considered reckless driving. In Virginia reckless driving is a class one misdemeanor. That means up to 12 months in jail. Almost every jurisdiction in Virginia will consider jail time for speeds over 100 mph. Many will consider jail for speeds 30 miles over any speed limit.
VA is one of the worst for speeding. https://www.vaughancjones.com/richmo...ing-too-fast-/
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A friend of mine who had a similar sports car, spent time in jail for speeding.
Any driving speed 20 miles over the limit or any driving over 80 mph is considered reckless driving. In Virginia reckless driving is a class one misdemeanor. That means up to 12 months in jail. Almost every jurisdiction in Virginia will consider jail time for speeds over 100 mph. Many will consider jail for speeds 30 miles over any speed limit.
VA is one of the worst for speeding. https://www.vaughancjones.com/richmo...ing-too-fast-/
When I was there, in Fairfax County General District Court, the rule was, for every mph over 90mph = a night in jail. Regardless of your driving history. Ridiculous.
My biggest question is...why aren't you using Waze + a radar detector? Yea, yea, it's illegal. And? Sure cheaper than a speeding ticket! We didn't even have Waze or other crownsourcing apps back in the day; it was just my eyes, and the trusty V-1. Yea, I got caught with it - numerous times. But it was just an administrative ticket (like $37 for illegal possession & usage of a radar defeat device, and $62 mandatory prepaid court fee). And that was that. Considered it an unofficial tax, just like the tint and no front plate tickets lol.
You have the right to a fair and SPEEDY trial. If they continue twice, the third time I'd get it dismissed. If they can't hear your case in a timely fashion, that's their fault (unless the statute has some exception for weather and other circumstances beyond the control of the govt, etc).
Last edited by FDNewbie; Jan 27, 2019 at 03:24 PM.
Its crazy these speed limits with modern cars and nice higways .
I had my family in the car with me when it happened, and I figured I was getting a ticket because my (at the time) 3 year old son was yelling at the officer saying, "Leave my daddy alone!!!"
Absolutely! As long as you live under those draconian state laws, I would certainly consider this!





