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yes, another ticket thread.
I totaled my car a couple weeks ago ( https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=180605 )
anyways, i was going the speed limit ( 60 ) and admited that to the officer instead of saying i was going under the speed limit ( i guess i should have lied ? )
so anyways, he gave me a ticket for "driving to fast for conditions" because i was unfamilier with the area ( the weather was fine )
i really feel like that's horse ****, it's like saing you HAVE TO drive under the speed limit unless you know the road like the back of your hand. I really want to fight this, should I get a traffic attorney? or just show up in court by myself?
anyways, i was going the speed limit ( 60 ) and admited that to the officer instead of saying i was going under the speed limit ( i guess i should have lied ? )
so anyways, he gave me a ticket for "driving to fast for conditions" because i was unfamilier with the area ( the weather was fine )
i really feel like that's horse ****, it's like saing you HAVE TO drive under the speed limit unless you know the road like the back of your hand. I really want to fight this, should I get a traffic attorney? or just show up in court by myself?
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Originally Posted by Greg K
you WERE driving too fast for conditions. If the limit is 60, you were doing 60 and you crashed by your own fault you were driving too fast for the situation.
I agree, if you were not driving too fast for the conditions would you have totaled your ride??? Nope
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Originally Posted by Greg K
you WERE driving too fast for conditions. If the limit is 60, you were doing 60 and you crashed by your own fault you were driving too fast for the situation.