79 in a 65 and he ticketed me w/ 4 points
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I got unlucky twice this week. First ticketed for an improper pass in Montana. I was behind a line of traffic all held up by a camper doing between 55 and 60 in a 70. I pulled out to pass, but got hung out when I needed to get back in line, and traffic was coming from the other direction. It was a sketchy move, and I don't blame the officer for the ticket. Today, though, I got tagged for 84 in a 75. I was moving with a lot of other traffic, I was just the unlucky one who got pulled over. That was a cool hundred bucks on top of the 85 I paid Montana. Oh well. If I hadn't been speeding, I wouldn't have been pulled over, I guess.
It's not like I'm going to go back to Sheridan to fight the ticket, either. I think when you're from out of state, and you get pulled over, you're pretty much gonna get a ticket.
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You are a lucky man. Virginia just went to reckless driving for 11 over in July! Points most likley will transfer, but may take a while.
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BTW boogaloodude - Way to man up and own responsibility for the tickets. Seen a lot of whining on here lately by people who admit they broke the law but didn't "deserve" the ticket.
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Did you already pay the ticket? Some states will work a deal and let you serve a non-supervised probation period that keeps points off your record. You still pay the ticket but they don't put it on your record. If you still have the ticket check the back for a phone number and call the court clerk. The clerk can tell you what you need to know.
Some states give points for each violation you commit, the worse the violation the more points you get. When you reach a preset total of points they suspend or revoke your license.
Some states give points for each violation you commit, the worse the violation the more points you get. When you reach a preset total of points they suspend or revoke your license.
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Wow, I see these threads and am not looking forward to coming back to the states to drive. Driving in Italy is like the wild west here. In my cage, I am usually cruising just behind traffic at 95-100 mph, won't do that on the bike though, takes the enjoyment out of riding. I will say though that traffic citations are a great source of revenue for the authorities. I know before I left NE Florida 20 months ago, they were cracking down on traffic to help fund other emergency services (fire, EMS, etc...). Hmmm, I just re-read this and I just rambled with no points. Sorry,
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