Corvette: Speeding ticket

Oh. boy. just wait till "dave" reads this one...

I don't know what the fine is, but in NY it's likely to be steep.
25mph over the limit is a couple of hundred bucks in WA...

You should probably go to court and see an arbitrator. There's a good
chance that whatever the fine is you can get it reduced. I wouldn't
bother fighting the ticket though, you're not likely to win that
fight.

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:48:06 -0400, "Ken" <com>
wrote:
 

Ken wrote:
 

As opposed to doing what???? 80 in a 55.... not much wriggle room there!

Sorry for hear of your misfortune Ken. Here is OH, that's probably a
$125.00 tab. The cleanest way is just mail it in - BUT - if you can
mail it in make your check out for $1.36 more than they want. I did
that last year and apparently it screwed-up their system real bad and
the ticket NEVER got matched up with my license.

Good luck.


On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:48:06 -0400, "Ken" <com>
wrote: 


Be sure to visit:
www.I_Know_Its_True_I_Read_It_On_The_Internet_So_I t_Must_Be_True.com

where in western NY? I'm in the Elmira\Corning area.

"Ken" <com> wrote in message
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State? 

G wrote:
 

That's also a good way to end up with your license revoked for
"non-payment"....
Which can be an absolute major nightmare to get resolved.
 

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Ken wrote:
 

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Ric Seyler wrote:
 
PLEASE don't post in html....

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Ken wrote:
 
I can't say from experience but +25mph is reckless driving, steep
fines and not a good affect on your cost of insurance. I don't know if
they'll report it to your state/ins. co. if you just mail it in or not.

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