I guess bad advice is better than no advice? If he just pays the ticket his insurance will go up
and he will be paying higher costs for three years. Plus the tickets cost.

Best to get it dropped even guilty, nothing is black and white anymore.

 

I got one last year in Huntersville,NC, the courts here make your ticket info available to any attorney that wants it. They also posted my offense along with my name in the local paper.

I called an attorney (Brad Icard) and he had the ticket changed to faulty equipment.I never showed up in court just sent him $$$ for court costs and attorny fees. I could have gone other routes but didn't want points on my license which then results in Insurance premium increases.

 

Does NC have a "supervision" process. I know IN has a sliding scale for 10-19 and no tickets in two years you pay an extra $20 and stay "clean" for 6 months the ticket doesn't go on the record. this if for a $140 ticket. do the math- pay the 160 and not get stoppred and that is cheaper than an attorney and no time away from work.

 

That was kinda meant to be tongue and cheek. I was thinking about it last night, I don't speed (much)I don't drink and ride, I don't ride crazey, I should be just fine.
Leaving May 16th. Yea, Haw.

 

Wellcome to[sm=biker2.gif] North Carolina. Come on vacation, leave on probation !!

 

I got one in San Antonio going 84 in a 65 about 2 monthsago. Within a week, I had 3 or 4 letters from local attorneys there mailed to me guaranteeing to get me out of it and nothing on my record. Ticket cost to pay was around $225.00..Paid a lawyer $175.00 and it was dismissed and nothing on my record. I bet you'll be getting some stuff in the mail very soon from people like that... It worked for me!!

 

You will probably get letters from attorneys that will represent her in the county she got the ticket in.Best advice, pay the attorney, they will make it disappear without you having to go to court. Usually $125 to $175 court cost plus fine plus attorney fees. In the last year, I've had one and I have 2 sons that drive 110 miles aday round trip every day to college, each have had tickets. We have paid from a total of $245 up to $350. They either get it dismissed or reduced to a lessor violation that doesn't effect your insurance or license. The courts are more interested in your money than anything else.

 

FINALLY!!!!!!! 2 people who are on the ball.

I just don't understand why people insist on paying tickets as well ashigher insurance premiums for 3 years. And now I hear that it's also reported to the credit bureaus.

 

Back in 2005, I got 2 speeding tickets in 8 months. 59 in a 45, and 72 in a 55, damn Crossfire was hard to drive slow. I never told my insurance and I guess they never found out because my rates actually went down during that time.