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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / December 2005speeding ticket-lawyer advise
received a speeding ticket for 102 mph, just one problem, my small truck with 70,000 miles on it does not go that fast, hell, at 85 it feels like the doors are going to come off, is there any way to beat this ticket? I was on the interstate, no construction zone, in new mexico. Forget about it and pay the ticket. As a New Mexican I can tell you you're wasting time and money to fight a speeding ticket in NM. YMMV. Butch > received a speeding ticket for 102 mph, just one problem, my small truck > with 70,000 miles on it does not go that fast, hell, at 85 it feels like > the doors are going to come off, is there any way to beat this ticket? > I was on the interstate, no construction zone, in new mexico. > received a speeding ticket for 102 mph, just one problem, my small truck > with 70,000 miles on it does not go that fast, hell, at 85 it feels like > the doors are going to come off, is there any way to beat this ticket? > I was on the interstate, no construction zone, in new mexico. Hire an attorney ASAP. Next time try to beat Police oficcer and run at 230 mph, install new engine, tires and and brace for potholes Marco Licetti cried out > Next time try to beat Police oficcer and run at 230 mph, install > new engine, tires and and brace for potholes the way i look at it, had you acctually been going 102 the cop would had just booked you right then with no questions, that speed is simply too dangerous for public roads, then again that defense will NOT hold up... just an opinion |
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