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Drew10 05-01-2008 11:43 AM


Originally Posted by thebaldeagle655
Don't know if it is true or not but a trucker I was running with last week is from California, he says that if you over pay your ticket by just $1.00, California will issue you a refund check. Throw the check in the trash and don't cash it. Their computer won't allow the points or the ticket to show up on your record until the transaction is complete and without cashing the ticket it will not be completed.

Like I say, don't know if it is true but if you do decide to pay it, won't hurt anything to try!!!

Ive heard this before, also...never figured it to be true...so lets squelch it. Here is the snopes link regarding that.
http://www.snopes.com/autos/law/ticket.asp

Regarding the speeding ticket...I believe since that is more than 15over the limit 63 in a 45. Thats also one on the few CDL no nos'...2 of these CDL No nos' in 3yrs will get you a 60 day suspension Check the link:

http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regul...ction_toc=1322

This is the legal service plan I belong to...Jim Klepper is the owner, this is well known in the industry. Since you are not a member, you can still use the service, however there will be a much higher fee for the use. This is a citation you MUST have taken to court and have it talked down to a lessor offense, either a non moving violation or get the speed less than 15 over.
http://www.driverslegalplan.com/

mikey4069 05-01-2008 05:40 PM

www.roadlaw.net friend got a 15 over in oregon and it cost him like 600 bucks to fight it but he won :shock:

HWD 05-02-2008 11:51 AM

It may be worth a few hundred bucks to keep it off your record, which could very well lead to your continued employment...of course the best way to fight a ticket is to not get one in the first place.

all18wheels 05-02-2008 01:42 PM

o.k. well
i talked to a lawyer that specializes in this type of thing.
600 bucks and he'll either get it dismissed or get it reduced to a non moving violation. ethically he cant make any guarantees, but he has a 90+% success rate.

signed,
Not Guilty

all18wheels 05-02-2008 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by HWD
It may be worth a few hundred bucks to keep it off your record, which could very well lead to your continued employment...of course the best way to fight a ticket is to not get one in the first place.

well luckily i work for a company that understands $h1T happens
funny thing is, i drive like a grandma out the. Swift trucks pass me.
Just wasnt my day i guess. need to pay attention to those signs

zipy46 05-02-2008 01:54 PM

Speeding tickets are a racket...like a kind of Gov't local Mafia.

Usually if you pay them double the fine all records of the incident will

magically vanish. :shock:

Example...Passing on the right shoulder in state 'X'

350.00 dollars...

to 'make it disappear forever' from your records .... $ 700.00

Case closed... have a safe day driver

:wink:

all18wheels 05-02-2008 01:59 PM


Originally Posted by zipy46
Speeding tickets are a racket...like a kind of Gov't local Mafia.

Usually if you pay them double the fine all records of the incident will

magically vanish. :shock:

Example...Passing on the right shoulder in state 'X'

350.00 dollars...

to 'make it disappear forever' from your records .... $ 700.00

Case closed... have a safe day driver

:wink:

cmon now.
that sounds like small town police extorsion.
you mean to tell me that if i pay the court double what my fine is, it will dissapear??????????
:?: :?: :?: :?:

zipy46 05-02-2008 02:06 PM


Originally Posted by all18wheels

Originally Posted by zipy46
Speeding tickets are a racket...like a kind of Gov't local Mafia.

Usually if you pay them double the fine all records of the incident will

magically vanish. :shock:

Example...Passing on the right shoulder in state 'X'

350.00 dollars...

to 'make it disappear forever' from your records .... $ 700.00

Case closed... have a safe day driver

:wink:

cmon now.
that sounds like small town police extorsion.
you mean to tell me that if i pay the court double what my fine is, it will dissapear??????????
:?: :?: :?: :?:

Court did not enter into the picture.

I asked was there a 'way out' of this situation...

Maybe a little different if you go busting through a slow town at light speed

Be careful in Mo. :wink:

zipy46 05-02-2008 02:09 PM

I was left with the impression that if you are an OTR driver

and may not be able

to make a court date...

that they will 'work with you' whatever the case in

order to keep things rolling.

:lol:

The pisser was that I was saving for a new Les Paul and things sort of got delayed for a while...

Its nothing new...me and my brother got nailed as youngsters on a dirt road in Ga and paid the fine on the spot in order to avoid court hassles.

Look at the bright side...these fellows are keeping the world safe...

and thats what matters in the end. :roll: :roll:

all18wheels 05-02-2008 02:18 PM

yeah, this is going to put a bite in my financial situation too.
but, oh well

its just money, i'll make more tomorrow :wink:


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