Got a ticket for failure to exit a private driveway correctly... can I beat this?

[pyonir]

Originally posted by: Hyudra
happened in meriden, CT, im not sure what county it's in. Anyways, I assuming that he gave me the ticket just to fill his QUOTA

or the fact that you pulled out in front of him and almost caused an accident. quit trying to rationalize it. you were in the wrong. grow up and deal with it.

 

[Hyudra]

Originally posted by: pyonir

Originally posted by: Hyudra
happened in meriden, CT, im not sure what county it's in. Anyways, I assuming that he gave me the ticket just to fill his QUOTA

or the fact that you pulled out in front of him and almost caused an accident. quit trying to rationalize it. you were in the wrong. grow up and deal with it.

Heh, accidents are always waiting to happen. so whats your point?
and I have grown up. I paid for the last ticket like a dumb f**k I am, and i got shaft. I'm not letting that s**t happen to me again without a fight.

 

[clarkmo]

Originally posted by: Hyudra

Originally posted by: pyonir

Originally posted by: Hyudra
happened in meriden, CT, im not sure what county it's in. Anyways, I assuming that he gave me the ticket just to fill his QUOTA

or the fact that you pulled out in front of him and almost caused an accident. quit trying to rationalize it. you were in the wrong. grow up and deal with it.

Heh, accidents are always waiting to happen. so whats your point?
and I have grown up. I paid for the last ticket like a dumb f**k I am, and i got shaft. I'm not letting that s**t happen to me again without a fight.

Uh, what kind of truck?

 

[Harvey]

If they offer traffic school in your state, and you qualify, take it. It will cost the same, plus the cost of the traffic school, but when you complete it, they remove the ticket from your record, so it won't bump up your insurance rate. In some states, you can do the whole thing on line.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: Cyberian

Originally posted by: ElFenix
sounds like BS. if you didn't run into him then hes giving you a ticket for a non-incident. thats almost like a cop giving a ticket for following at 1.5 seconds rather than 2 seconds.

Many jurisdictions have V&T laws about failure to yield, reckless driving, weaving, failure to signal, driving too fast for conditions, etc.
Just because there wasn't an accident doesn't mean that someone was driving properly.

i'm well aware of many laws about it. the fact that they are rarely enforced makes each particular time they are enforced seem like BS. why bother having a law if its only enforced rarely? to determine liablity when an accident does occur is the only reason i could think of.

 

[Hyudra]

edit: lol, not an 18 wheeler, was thinking about something after the whole thing. It was a one of those large ford trucks.

 

Originally posted by: Hyudra

Originally posted by: pyonir

Originally posted by: Hyudra
happened in meriden, CT, im not sure what county it's in. Anyways, I assuming that he gave me the ticket just to fill his QUOTA

or the fact that you pulled out in front of him and almost caused an accident. quit trying to rationalize it. you were in the wrong. grow up and deal with it.

Heh, accidents are always waiting to happen. so whats your point?
and I have grown up. I paid for the last ticket like a dumb f**k I am, and i got shaft. I'm not letting that s**t happen to me again without a fight.

Uh, its a fight that you cant win.

 

[clarkmo]

Originally posted by: Hyudra
18 wheeler truck.

Oh, I see your point..but you prolly jumped out a bit quick. Never drive where your eyes can't see. Still, if he was off to a side,
with all the lights that a truck has...it's forgivable. maybe you'll win. You didn't hit him after all.

 

[toant103]

i would just pay the fines.

Cop gave me a ticket for riding by bike at night w/o a headlight. (speed bike)

Went to court and lost.

 

[TrueBlueLS]

That's why I hate pigs...

 

[Hyudra]

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