I got a ticket about a month or so ago, and it finally came in the mail (whopty do!) Anyways i got hit for 2 infractions (one point each), speeding (22356b) and unsafe lane changes (21658a). The total bail amount is $318 alot less than i expected (less than my rolling stop ticket). This is only my second ticket and the last one was at least a couple years back if not longer. As far as i know if i take traffic school it will stay off my insurance record correct? but the question is will traffic school only remove 1 point or both because they are the same ticket? This is my first speeding ticket... in 7 years of driving all sports cars or sport compacts (91 240sx, 95 eclipse GST, '01 S2000).

What would you do if you were me? Is it worth a shot to get the ticket down to only one infraction if i go to court and beg for mercy?

thanks for all help in advance.

 

http://www.ticketassassin.com/

good luck.

 

just man up and pay it

 

oh i dont mind paying the ticket, i just dont want my insurance to go sky high.

 

 

 

Only 1 point.

 

you should tell the court since your car is red, the officer and his radar thought you were speeding...then you'll be down to one point...

 

i concur.

 

If its only one point off.... how much does one point effect your insurance? any experiences?

Also, if i plead not guilty by written declaration and follow the ticketassassin advice, and found guilty anyways, what are my choices other than go back for a new in person trial? Has this happen to anyone?

Oh yeah i know he didnt have a radar becase i was easily going 120 but when he stopped me he asked, "do you know how fast you were going?" (trying to get me to incriminate myself). I answer, "No, sir". "You were going about 92mph", He said, then wrote me a ticket for 95mph. My friend was in the car with me when he did it too (i doubt this counts as evidence, or as a credibale wittness, just letting you know). Do you think its worth at least trying to fight through written declaration?

Does that really work?