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12-17-2006, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by NVS_350Z
get a lawyer that specialize in dealing with speeding tickets or anything that is a moving violation. It shoud help you out a bit. In San Diego, Cali there is a guy call Mr. Ticket and he hooked me up with a ticket going 90mph on 65mph freeway. I just paid $100 and waited. He fought it and won.
My friend with an S2000 also used him on a 70mph over 40mph commerical street. Paid $100, he fought it and a month later he'll send you a letter or call you if he has won ur case.
My friend with an S2000 also used him on a 70mph over 40mph commerical street. Paid $100, he fought it and a month later he'll send you a letter or call you if he has won ur case.
hmm $184 for a ticket... or $100 + $$$ for lawyer.
12-17-2006, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by TuscaniJon
She's ****ed not me....
Points
The Illinois Administrative Code, Title 92, part 1040.20(c) gives the following point values for these offenses:
- Reckless driving―55 points
- Squealing or screeching of tires―10 points
- Driving too fast for conditions―10 points
- Driving over the speed limit:
- 1 to 10mph over―5 points
- 11 to 14mph over―15 points
- 15 to 25mph over―20 points
- More than 25mph over―50 points
Three convictions for traffic violations within a 12-month period can result in the revocation or suspension of your driving privilege. How long this revocation or suspension lasts depends on the number of points you have accumulated against your license.
First-Time Suspension
If you have not had your license suspended or revoked for the past seven years, these penalties apply:
- 0 to 14 points―no action
- 15 to 44 points―2-month suspension
- 45 to 74 points―3-month suspension
- 75 to 89 points―6-month suspension
- 90 to 99 points―9-month suspension
- 100 to 109 points―12-month suspension
- 110 or more points―12-month revocation
If all else fails:
http://www.ky.com/index_us.jsp
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12-17-2006, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by TuscaniJon
we will see what happens then...
I hope you don't drown in all that sheet you're in.
Good luck.
12-17-2006, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by efx
quick question:
I received a ticket yesterday for doing 84 on 60. The pig charged me $184 ish. Should I just pay for it and have it on my record? My last ticket was 2 years ago and I had it "deferred". Anyone know if I can defer this one?
I received a ticket yesterday for doing 84 on 60. The pig charged me $184 ish. Should I just pay for it and have it on my record? My last ticket was 2 years ago and I had it "deferred". Anyone know if I can defer this one?
12-17-2006, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by TuscaniJon
I got a ticket the other day, I was doing 89 in a 55mph, what is going to happen you think...? here are some things about my driving record. I am 20 years old and this is my first ticket since 16 but I have two tickets right now for tinted windows, and loud muffler but that was for my old car that I got rid of two weeks ago (I am still awaiting court for those two). I guess my question is will this effect my record in the same category as speeding? I live in Illinois and reckless driving is 40+ so I know i'm ok there but are the two previous violation going to mess with my speeding one?
thanks
Jonathan
thanks
Jonathan
12-17-2006, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by dbasal
Actually. I bet to differ:
Points
The Illinois Administrative Code, Title 92, part 1040.20(c) gives the following point values for these offenses:
Three convictions for traffic violations within a 12-month period can result in the revocation or suspension of your driving privilege. How long this revocation or suspension lasts depends on the number of points you have accumulated against your license.
First-Time Suspension
If you have not had your license suspended or revoked for the past seven years, these penalties apply:
Points
The Illinois Administrative Code, Title 92, part 1040.20(c) gives the following point values for these offenses:
- Reckless driving―55 points
- Squealing or screeching of tires―10 points
- Driving too fast for conditions―10 points
- Driving over the speed limit:
- 1 to 10mph over―5 points
- 11 to 14mph over―15 points
- 15 to 25mph over―20 points
- More than 25mph over―50 points
Three convictions for traffic violations within a 12-month period can result in the revocation or suspension of your driving privilege. How long this revocation or suspension lasts depends on the number of points you have accumulated against your license.
First-Time Suspension
If you have not had your license suspended or revoked for the past seven years, these penalties apply:
- 0 to 14 points―no action
- 15 to 44 points―2-month suspension
- 45 to 74 points―3-month suspension
- 75 to 89 points―6-month suspension
- 90 to 99 points―9-month suspension
- 100 to 109 points―12-month suspension
- 110 or more points―12-month revocation
Welcome To Hell!
I'd hate to see their fine schedule!
12-17-2006, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by highside107
Is traffic school an option here? I know in CA you are allowed to go to traffic school once every 18 months.
12-18-2006, 06:50 AM
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Just get a lawyer. I've been in your shoes when a cop wanted to pull a Wreckless driving ticket out his ***. He lied about going over a certain speed, pulling through imaginary stop signs, and not slowing down.
The lawyer handled all this and now it's not even on my record. Even if you're not the same case, I would not go without a lawyer into court; ever.
The lawyer handled all this and now it's not even on my record. Even if you're not the same case, I would not go without a lawyer into court; ever.
12-18-2006, 03:46 PM
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Just get a lawyer. It's all you can do when you have to go to your court date. Which you'll probably have if you don't right now. Ignore the immature vasoline and lube comments. 
12-18-2006, 05:47 PM
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You should buy a big bottle of lotion and start moisturizing your Anus.
Originally Posted by Changvi
First of all, why were you driving 89mph in a 55 zone? Don't come here and ask for advice when you know it was completely your fault. You knew the consequences of speeding and you got caught. Good luck.
12-19-2006, 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Reality350
One good turn deserves another?.. He deserves what he gets, driving like that can get someone killed (usually the innocent). Tough love is what this kid needs...
12-20-2006, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by furiousZ
A ticket is enough tough love. I am sure he didn't want to make a thread about his ticket to have people tell him to get stuck at court. 
12-20-2006, 10:03 AM
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That is criminal speeding in most states, so, as a lawyer, I say get a lawyer. You should be able to find one to do it for relatively cheap ($500-2000 depending), and it will save you a ****load of money on insurance in the long run.
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