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I'm one of those drivers that has always moved over/slowed down, even before the signs came out. I certainly didn't have any problem when the signs came out but when I began to read how the law was being applied, I started to wonder if this wasn't a little bit like the seat belt laws . . It was perfectly legitimate but, in the way it was being enforced, it looked a lot like just another excuse to pull someone over. If you read the OUI cases, you'll see what I mean. The OP states that, if he loses, he's going to be out of a job. So, I've looked a little deeper because I wouldn't want to lose my job to a screw that's had his hat blown off. My thinking is that, if I can help the OP to understand what he's up against, he can be prepared, win his case and avoid the cost of an appeal. If he's going to lose, he'll have a better idea of how he lost. In any event, we'll all have a few more Drivers who'll be a little more cognizant of how close they're following and what might lie ahead. |
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Welcome to America, land of guilty till proven innocent. Looks like yet another driver falls victim to the "revenue stream" for Ohio. They can't get us for speeding so much anymore, have to get that all mighty dollar from truckers somehow. Maybe they're using the money from bogus tickets like these to get the cops all calibrated eye surgery so they don't need radar to tell exactly how fast I'm going. Wish I could look at a moving vehicle and tell how fast it was moving, I wouldn't even need a speedo in my truck anymore. Free up some dash space. They should get their own TV show, instead of Reno 911, and call it The Six Million Dollar BEARS. Anyway, sorry about your luck OP, getting caught up in this state-run money racket.
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If the OP puts up any kind of defense the charges should be thrown out. Now you have to admit I'm right because I ( was ) a cop and that makes me an expert in all matters of traffic violations. You have no defense unless you bring in another "expert" because my decision has more weight. Sorry Rev. It don't work that way. The cop HAS to PROVE his case and only a small amount of the finding of the facts will poke holes in the cops case. I can think of only 2 or 3 questions that it would take to have the charges dismissed. Those questions DO NOT have anything with proving his innocence but to poke holes in the cops case. There is a big difference. Follow me here: :thumbsup: If you produce a GPS reading from the QC that shows that you were only going 35mph at the stated time then you are proving your innocence. If you ask the cop ( on the stand ) to show you his certification in judging speed with the necked eye, then you just blew his whole case. |
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Actually Rev I didnt tell the cop anything other then i couldnt get over and said i was sorry i shook his car. Either way i expect to lose when i go to court in early november. ill let you know
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And as a side note Interstate Trucker told my employer about this ticket. Safety called me last week about it. Luckily im NOT getting fired over it even though it will be 4 points if convicted.
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