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Old 09-15-2013, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by purple113
Your the only one who has given me helpful advice. To all those who felt a need to power trip.....thanks for NOTHING !!!!!
Me?
Old 09-15-2013, 08:47 PM
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I read a few reasonable comments don't let the bad ones bother you = )
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look around online, away from the forums.
You might even want to call your local station and ask for an opinion on what to do *legally* of coarse.
When I got my tint signed off. the officer told me that the cops at that station would bust me for my tinted lights, but not anywhere else. and just said to be careful. so you never know what they could tell you hahhh
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Originally Posted by winchman
Welcome, Katie.

I've only spun my tires one time, and that was on wet grass going up a hill. You'll get better with a little experience.

What kind of experience does one require driving an automatic? Just curious.
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Originally Posted by sidewaysil80
This thread is dumb, so dumb I felt inclined to comment on it's stupidity rather than ignore it.
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Originally Posted by Firebase99
What kind of experience does one require driving an automatic? Just curious.
Old 09-16-2013, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Firebase99
What kind of experience does one require driving an automatic? Just curious.

Shiiittttttt lololol
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Steps I use to get out of tickets, or at least avoid points on license:

Step 1: reschedule court date last minute
Step 2: reschedule court date last minute
Step 3: go to court, request a "deferral' (glorified bribe to court to drop ticket for fine, saves them money on court time) This is not always available.
Step 4: if you get the ticket take an online drivers course to drop the points.
Old 09-16-2013, 08:09 AM
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Katie, depends on what offence is cited on the ticket. If it’s written up as some type of improper equipment usage etc. and not a ‘so called’ moving offence (Canada speak) then it won’t cause any demerit points on your license. If so, just pay it and move on with your life. If the ticket is for anything resembling unsafe driving, etc then it will carry twice the points as a speeding ticket and you will want to avoid that.

Many traffic court judges will throw out an improperly written ticket and many will allow the officer to amend the charge. It’s Kinda a crap shoot, but worth it if it will keep your insurance rates down and your license unsoiled. Lots of ticket consultants (not lawyers) can give practical advice on this. Be sure to be demure in court and explain how being a girl and all, you didn’t know that the tire dressing isn’t supposed to be slopped on the tire tread. This of course made them slippery and prone to squealing.

As for the guys being mean to new members! I’m off traveling for 10 days, but I’ll be taking names and giving a bruising with my rolled up newspaper when I get back.
Old 09-16-2013, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Jennifer 2
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As for the guys being mean to new members! I’m off traveling for 10 days, but I’ll be taking names and giving a bruising with my rolled up newspaper when I get back.
...I'll be waiting

Can you wear knee-highs too, maybe a cupless corset as well...?
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I feel like alot of the guys on here are grimey azz dudes haha
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Originally Posted by Neeko94
I feel like alot of the guys on here are grimey azz dudes haha
Quiet, the adults are talking.
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Originally Posted by Syner
Quiet, the adults are talking.
dont use up the rest of your testosterone on here
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Originally Posted by Neeko94
dont use up the rest of your testosterone on here
Good point; better save some for when Jenn comes back.
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i duno about the laws in your area but if an LEO got the plate number wrong on a citation here in cali im pretty sure thats grounds for dismisal of the ticket.
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Originally Posted by Jennifer 2
Katie, depends on what offence is cited on the ticket. If it’s written up as some type of improper equipment usage etc. and not a ‘so called’ moving offence (Canada speak) then it won’t cause any demerit points on your license. If so, just pay it and move on with your life. If the ticket is for anything resembling unsafe driving, etc then it will carry twice the points as a speeding ticket and you will want to avoid that.

Many traffic court judges will throw out an improperly written ticket and many will allow the officer to amend the charge. It’s Kinda a crap shoot, but worth it if it will keep your insurance rates down and your license unsoiled. Lots of ticket consultants (not lawyers) can give practical advice on this. Be sure to be demure in court and explain how being a girl and all, you didn’t know that the tire dressing isn’t supposed to be slopped on the tire tread. This of course made them slippery and prone to squealing.

As for the guys being mean to new members! I’m off traveling for 10 days, but I’ll be taking names and giving a bruising with my rolled up newspaper when I get back.

Cant wait, just changed the newspaper to leather whip and we are good

Originally Posted by Neeko94
I feel like alot of the guys on here are grimey azz dudes haha
you havent had enough time on here to make statements like this.

Originally Posted by Junkster
i duno about the laws in your area but if an LEO got the plate number wrong on a citation here in cali im pretty sure thats grounds for dismisal of the ticket.

You are right, any improper information on the ticket, are grounds for dismissal.
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A female that couldn't get out of a ticket, and you guys are asking for pics? If the cop was a male then I'll pass on the pictures.
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LMFAO damn ^
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Originally Posted by Phenom
A female that couldn't get out of a ticket, and you guys are asking for pics? If the cop was a male then I'll pass on the pictures.


Never thought of it that way. OP, I don't want your pics.
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Originally Posted by mytramp
In Texas if any info on the ticket is incorrect then you can have it thrown out... Talk to a Lawyer....
This is true not just in Texas, but also in Maryland, Indiana, Florida, and probably most other of the 50 states. I would expect Canada has the same rules. It is the job of law enforcer to ensure ALL information on ticket is 100% correct. Any discrepancy allows the court and defendant to question the legitimacy of the ticket.

I would think you don't even need a lawyer. You should be able to apply for contest of the ticket online, and might be asked to show up at court. If the ticket has something wrong with it that speaks for itself and the judge will just throw the case out. Just be sure you have proof that the ticket is wrong.

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