Speeding Ticket with wrong address
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nope. it's correct in the court records database. saying that you didn't get the notice would be lying, that's perjury isn't it ? but, you could argue that the info is incorrect.
Going 110 in an 80 is just stupid. Save the 110 for the 400 series highways.
30km over the speed limit is not going to get you to your destination much faster, doubly so when you get pulled over.
Exactly why do you think you are so special that you should not pay a fine and lose points? Because of the address?
Pay the fine and drive slower everywhere you go.
30km over the speed limit is not going to get you to your destination much faster, doubly so when you get pulled over.
Exactly why do you think you are so special that you should not pay a fine and lose points? Because of the address?
Pay the fine and drive slower everywhere you go.
On the subject of speeding and getting there faster...
I received a garmin GPS for Christmas. One of the features is that it does, is calculate the time of arrival. I have made a note of when the device tells me I should arrive when I leave, and check the time when I get to my destination. On a 120 Km trip, I "saved" less than 5 minutes by going 20 to 40 km/hr over the limit.
So, speeding really does not seem to save any time. And it does cost in increased gas usage.
I received a garmin GPS for Christmas. One of the features is that it does, is calculate the time of arrival. I have made a note of when the device tells me I should arrive when I leave, and check the time when I get to my destination. On a 120 Km trip, I "saved" less than 5 minutes by going 20 to 40 km/hr over the limit.
So, speeding really does not seem to save any time. And it does cost in increased gas usage.
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I think something flew over your head.
Obviosuly, the Dr. Doesn't Know!
Perry
I think something flew over your head.
Obviosuly, the Dr. Doesn't Know!
Perry
Wrong !!
Actually you can win if they have the wrong street on your ticket !
If the ticket says you were speeding on Rent and you were on Kent
Theres a real good chance you can get off.
I have delt with a guy from one of those places that get off tickets
a couple of times and have known him for about ten years.
If theres even the smallest mistake on a ticket you have a good chance
of having it thrown out.
PM me for his name and number if you like , he has saved me a couple of times nad the money you pay is nothing compared to how much your insurance can go up.
First 3 tickets are about a 25 % increase then 25 % for every ticket after 3
O f course these stats vary depending on your age, etc.
Actually you can win if they have the wrong street on your ticket !
If the ticket says you were speeding on Rent and you were on Kent
Theres a real good chance you can get off.
I have delt with a guy from one of those places that get off tickets
a couple of times and have known him for about ten years.
If theres even the smallest mistake on a ticket you have a good chance
of having it thrown out.
PM me for his name and number if you like , he has saved me a couple of times nad the money you pay is nothing compared to how much your insurance can go up.
First 3 tickets are about a 25 % increase then 25 % for every ticket after 3
O f course these stats vary depending on your age, etc.
I don't know about speeding ticket but I got off with a parking ticket once because the officer did not write down the fine amount. I was actually visiting an MP on Danforth when I got the ticket. I was going to pay it, but didn't know the amount. When I call the city about the fine, the lady actually cancelled it for me because there was no indication of the fine.
You're quite right, trouble is, as the OP stated, it's his address that's wrong on the ticket, not the place where the police allege the offence occurred. Mistakes only matter when they're describing what you supposedly did wrong: If the cop said you were westbound when the road is north-south f'rinstance. The basic principle: he that is wrong in small things—like where he caught you—can't be believed in big ones.skidor said:
But misspelling your (I know, not yours, the OP's in my sights now) address? That's the ministry, and it doesn't matter a bit if you still got the Notice. Perjuring yourself to say you didn't, is your word against theirs. Wanna bet their next try is spelled perfectly? Besides, that's only relevant to whether you should be dinged for missing the original court date. You will hafta miss the trial, after all if you're claiming you didn't get the Notice. That all has zero to do with the offence which would eventually be retried after you got finished annoying the court about addresses.
Whenever a cop writes a ticket and you challenge it in court. The judge can allow them to rewrite the ticket within something like 30 days if there is found to be a flaw. The judge can also squash it if he wants, their choice.
If they feel the charge is legit most likely going to allow a re-write. Don't ask me how I know.
If they feel the charge is legit most likely going to allow a re-write. Don't ask me how I know.
