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Originally Posted by Fitz
 I have been told by many that you should just pitch the ticket you get in the mail. Mine says....
Pay the $181.00 by 7/30/09 . No Court appearance is required no points will be assessed to driving record. Can not get out of it by attending Driving School. It says if I do not pay, a full sanction and surcharge and complaint will be filed into court, whch may result in additonal cost. Blurred Picture of person driving my car with clear picture of Plate.
[1] Should I pay
[2] Pitch 
[3] Fight the ticket |
Fitz-fight it.I've gotten four and have gotten out of ALL of them.Does your license pic look like the image in the pic?If not 100% confirmable,send it in and tell them it wasn't you.
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Originally Posted by bobcowan
You're guilty, and you know it. Pay the fine and be done with it. Since there are no points there's no report to your insurance company; no onging penalty for the next 5 years.
On the rare occasion I get busted for speeding, I generally deserve it. If it was just a ticket and a fine, I would just write a check and chalk it up to experiance. But then the insurance company gets ahold of that, and you're hosed for years. I think that's the only reason people fight tickets.
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No one deserves a ticket for less then 30 over.If you want to "bend over" for the government-go ahead.But stop saying everyone else should do it.
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Originally Posted by LMH
The thing I don't understand about these tickets is; how do they know you received the citation? Unless it was sent registered mail and you signed for it, I can't see how any mail citation could be valid.
What if you really didn't get it in the mail? Then what would they do?
Larry
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Larry-correct.The ticket is worded that way to scare people.
[quote=Rick Parker; If you challenge it, they will ask for the individuals name that was driving it. They have heard ALLLLL the stories.[/QUOTE]
No,they won't.ANd if they do-you plead the 5th.
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Originally Posted by Mdman352
Get a GOOD radar detector.  |
Radar detectors do not work on phot radar revenueing machines.