Okay, for a while there, I was doing good. A whole year went by and no tickets. Then since April, bam, bam, bam, and as of last night, bam.
My last two are still pending. One was doing 54 in a 35 in Indianapolis, and last night was the first time I was even pulled over for something under 15 MPH over the speed limit, 67 in a 55.
The first one in Indy is interesting. I pay $150 in 60 days and no points on my record. I contest, and I can get a fine and points. I am thinking of just paying this one and forgetting it.
Last night's is the one I want to beat. I know I was in the wrong, but it was a quiet night, and I felt safe travelling at that speed. Heck, I hadn't even had to pass anyone on the 2 lane highway I was on... that's how quiet it was.
The question is, should I fight it, or just bend over and pay/get points. The only chance I might have to win is if the officer doesn't show up. On the other hand, I am already sentanced to driving school for my first two this year. What should I do?
My last two are still pending. One was doing 54 in a 35 in Indianapolis, and last night was the first time I was even pulled over for something under 15 MPH over the speed limit, 67 in a 55.
The first one in Indy is interesting. I pay $150 in 60 days and no points on my record. I contest, and I can get a fine and points. I am thinking of just paying this one and forgetting it.
Last night's is the one I want to beat. I know I was in the wrong, but it was a quiet night, and I felt safe travelling at that speed. Heck, I hadn't even had to pass anyone on the 2 lane highway I was on... that's how quiet it was.
The question is, should I fight it, or just bend over and pay/get points. The only chance I might have to win is if the officer doesn't show up. On the other hand, I am already sentanced to driving school for my first two this year. What should I do?
