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slostang
07-27-2008, 02:47 PM
and its my 3rd ticket within a year and a half. I need to know what EXACTLY what would happen if I plead "no-low" because if I just pay it I'm guranteed to loose my liscense.

Got Milk?
07-27-2008, 02:49 PM
mmm more info please.

What were you other 2 tickets.
How old are you.
What ticket did you get this time?

ep9716
07-27-2008, 02:49 PM
So Does This Make You A Badass Or Something?

frostbyte
07-27-2008, 02:50 PM
damn brah aka mr.leadfoot

slostang
07-27-2008, 02:53 PM
1st ticket was a failure to yeild (wreck) from clayton county pd.

2nd ticket was a 59 in a 45 from GSP

this one is 71 in a 55 from Monroe county sherriff's dept.

and I'm 18.

slostang
07-27-2008, 02:54 PM
So Does This Make You A Badass Or Something?


I was born a badass.

x Resilience
07-27-2008, 03:05 PM
You dumb village idiot. :D

ironchef
07-27-2008, 03:06 PM
1st ticket was a failure to yeild (wreck) from clayton county pd.

2nd ticket was a 59 in a 45 from GSP

this one is 71 in a 55 from Monroe county sherriff's dept.

and I'm 18.If insurance fixed the other guys car, then the first ticket should have been dropped.

2nd is 14 over, so it shouldn't be on your record.

3rd I'd say go to defensive driving, then talk to the solicitor and see what they say. But get your MVR before you do anything, see if anything is on your record currently.

S2kOwner
07-27-2008, 03:07 PM
1st ticket was a failure to yeild (wreck) from clayton county pd.

2nd ticket was a 59 in a 45 from GSP

this one is 71 in a 55 from Monroe county sherriff's dept.

and I'm 18.


muhahah in a AUTO civic lol.:lmfao: :D
you are :crazy: .

slostang
07-27-2008, 03:07 PM
You dumb village idot. :D


my girl wanted to see what the civic couldn't do. lol

twinj
07-27-2008, 03:08 PM
If insurance fixed the other guys car, then the first ticket should have been dropped.

2nd is 14 over, so it shouldn't be on your record.

3rd I'd say go to defensive driving, then talk to the solicitor and see what they say. But get your MVR before you do anything, see if anything is on your record currently.

Agreed.

ironchef
07-27-2008, 03:10 PM
You dumb village idot. :DAre you really going to call him an idiot and misspell it yourself?

slostang
07-27-2008, 03:10 PM
muhahah in a AUTO civic lol.:lmfao: :D
you are :crazy: .


want to race????

oh wait you don't have a car bc YOU ARE 12!!!!!

so I win by default. me>you.

slostang
07-27-2008, 03:14 PM
If insurance fixed the other guys car, then the first ticket should have been dropped.

2nd is 14 over, so it shouldn't be on your record.

3rd I'd say go to defensive driving, then talk to the solicitor and see what they say. But get your MVR before you do anything, see if anything is on your record currently.


+1 for info. who is the solicitor and how would I contact them? should I still plead no-low just to be safe?

ironchef
07-27-2008, 03:15 PM
Get your MVR before any further advice is dished out. See where you stand.

slostang
07-27-2008, 03:16 PM
mvr is my current record correct?

Got Milk?
07-27-2008, 03:18 PM
I just came out of court, with 31 over at age of 18. They droped my ticket i used the no low. gl

S2kOwner
07-27-2008, 03:18 PM
want to race????

oh wait you don't have a car bc YOU ARE 12!!!!!

so I win by default. me>you.

**** ok ..........

i dont got a car...but i got a go kart 250cc lmk 3spd lol.:2up:

slostang
07-27-2008, 03:20 PM
**** ok ..........

i dont got a car...but i got a go kart 250cc lmk 3spd lol.:2up:


lulz.

carbon_crash
07-27-2008, 03:21 PM
and its my 3rd ticket within a year and a half. I need to know what EXACTLY what would happen if I plead "no-low" because if I just pay it I'm guranteed to loose my liscense.

PM me if you want a copy of your MVR. And the Following too close ticket will still be on your record regardless if your insurance fized the other persons car. Would recommend taking a defensive diving course and talking with the solicitor with your certiciate of completion in hand before court.

ironchef
07-27-2008, 03:25 PM
PM me if you want a copy of your MVR. And the Following too close ticket will still be on your record regardless if your insurance fized the other persons car. Would recommend taking a defensive diving course and talking with the solicitor with your certiciate of completion in hand before court.Failure to yield isn't the same thing as following to close. If he went to court for his failure to yield ticket, and the victim of the accident didn't show up, then the ticket would've been dropped.

I guess I didn't make that clear enough in the last post.

eViLMunkey
07-27-2008, 03:27 PM
Defensive Driving FTW!! I Highly recommend taking it.. also wear a suit and tie to court, as many times as I've had to sit in a court room it helps trying to appease the judge by at least dressing up and taking the course also shows you're trying to be responsible. Oh and the failure to yeild has a no point factor so none to worry on that. If I can get out of 2 driving w/ suspended licenses, 1 DUI Dropped ( I passed the field test completely bombed), 91 in a 55 paid fine, 98 in a 65 took course and it was dropped, 50 in a 35 warning... Incorrect lane change (I passed a car in the grass median in front of a cop) it was dropped in court. And the list goes on so your little ticket is fine just take the class I've taken it 3 times works everytime

Got Milk?
07-27-2008, 03:27 PM
I got failure to yield ticket about a month ago. I can just pay for the ticket, or go to court and fight it. I just payed for it so that i dont have to worry about it.

carbon_crash
07-27-2008, 03:28 PM
Failure to yield isn't the same thing as following to close. If he went to court for his failure to yield ticket, and the victim of the accident didn't show up, then the ticket would've been dropped.

I guess I didn't make that clear enough in the last post.

My bad, misread the violation. Your right though

blaknoize
07-27-2008, 03:41 PM
... Incorrect lane change (I passed a car in the grass median in front of a cop) it was dropped in court.
WOOOOOW:eek:

Yall New England drivers is something else. lol

And yes, defensive driving class is FTW. I took it twice on a technicality or somethin. I got caught at 102 in a 55 and it was dropped and 98 in a 55 and it was also dropped. So if u can or they offer it, take it and MAKE time to go. 0 points 0 hassle.

ironchef
07-27-2008, 03:49 PM
I got failure to yield ticket about a month ago. I can just pay for the ticket, or go to court and fight it. I just payed for it so that i dont have to worry about it.
And you now have 3 points on your license, way to go genius.

kar906
07-27-2008, 03:58 PM
So Does This Make You A Badass Or Something?

haha

x Resilience
07-27-2008, 04:00 PM
Are you really going to call him an idiot and misspell it yourself?

I feel like an idiot. :cry:

slostang
07-27-2008, 04:03 PM
haha


your signature saddens me.

eViLMunkey
07-27-2008, 04:05 PM
WOOOOOW:eek:

Yall New England drivers is something else. lol

And yes, defensive driving class is FTW. I took it twice on a technicality or somethin. I got caught at 102 in a 55 and it was dropped and 98 in a 55 and it was also dropped. So if u can or they offer it, take it and MAKE time to go. 0 points 0 hassle.

No GA in NE bad combo... oh and I was driving my Scoob AWD works great @ 60 in the grass... :lmao:

Nittanys1
07-27-2008, 04:19 PM
PM me if you want a copy of your MVR. And the Following too close ticket will still be on your record regardless if your insurance fized the other persons car. Would recommend taking a defensive diving course and talking with the solicitor with your certiciate of completion in hand before court.

what all is on the MVR and is it like checking your credit? the more you look at it the worse it is for your credit?

slostang
07-27-2008, 04:23 PM
what all is on the MVR and is it like checking your credit? the more you look at it the worse it is for your credit?


MVR is your driving record.

Nittanys1
07-27-2008, 04:25 PM
yeah i figured that, i was just wondering what all it shows...i guess everything...is there a fee to look at it or a negative to you/record if you look at it? just thinking out loud

slostang
07-27-2008, 04:31 PM
nah its free to check it. it shows your points and previous tickets and wrecks etc...

Nittanys1
07-27-2008, 04:32 PM
where can one check it?=

ironchef
07-27-2008, 04:41 PM
where can one check it?=DMV, its like $6, and you can get one everyday, no one will care.

slostang
07-27-2008, 04:43 PM
yeah call the dmv. I've never had to pay though.

frostbyte
07-27-2008, 05:22 PM
slaps my mf'n forehead! its more $$$ the more yrs . well if ur only 18yrs old. a 3yr mvr will do jus fine... lol

Got Milk?
07-27-2008, 06:34 PM
And you now have 3 points on your license, way to go genius.

Ill take the 3 points considering that i just came out off court with 31 over speeding ticket that got droped. I sure dont want to visit the same judge 2 weeks later after she told me that i better not come back to her before i turn 21, and if i do, my **** will be gone till im 21.

Kaiser
07-27-2008, 10:34 PM
1st ticket was a failure to yeild (wreck) from clayton county pd.

2nd ticket was a 59 in a 45 from GSP

this one is 71 in a 55 from Monroe county sherriff's dept.

and I'm 18.

First ticket: If it was failure to yield, 1 point, if it was disobeying a traffic signal, 3 points. We'll go with 3.

Second ticket: 59-45 = 14 over. Zero point offense.

Third ticket: 71-55 = 16 over. 2 point offense.

Your total points are 5 out of 15. You have not hit the magic Under-21 4 point per violation limit, nor have you gotten a reckless driving or DUI ticket. You should reasonably be able to pay the fine without a mandatory court appearance and keep your liscense. Assuming what you've told us is all correct.

JConner
07-27-2008, 11:05 PM
i can already tell that you will lose in court. You want to plead NOLO CONTENDERE not no-low you dumbass. Google it

FlipKing
07-27-2008, 11:07 PM
Yeah, you get 15 points after you hit 18. 14 and under tickets are 0 points. But yeah, you should be fine. I had 6 points when I was 17 and got my license suspended... :( dammit,lol. you be fine

VTECking
07-28-2008, 02:57 AM
want to race????

oh wait you don't have a car bc YOU ARE 12!!!!!

so I win by default. me>you.
PWN'd!!!11!!!:lmfao:

slostang
07-28-2008, 03:02 AM
PWN'd!!!11!!!:lmfao:


:goodjob:

BKgen®
07-28-2008, 08:14 AM
i'm more impressed than sorry for you.

i never knew civics could get up to 71.

ksniperfox
07-28-2008, 08:33 AM
If insurance fixed the other guys car, then the first ticket should have been dropped.

2nd is 14 over, so it shouldn't be on your record.

3rd I'd say go to defensive driving, then talk to the solicitor and see what they say. But get your MVR before you do anything, see if anything is on your record currently.


do some homework before spreading mis-information.:no:


OP-stop driving like a noob and avoid any ticket.

BLK JDM
07-28-2008, 08:34 AM
When are you able to talk to the solicitor? Is it before court or do you have to plead not guilty to talk to the solicitor? I've been hearing totally different things.

Oh and yeah take the Defensive Driver course. Just took mine this past Saturday and I've got court on the 27th of August but I don't know how to plead. I just want to talk to the solicitor and pay my fines but get no points on my license.

ksniperfox
07-28-2008, 08:34 AM
Yeah, you get 15 points after you hit 18. 14 and under tickets are 0 points. But yeah, you should be fine. I had 6 points when I was 17 and got my license suspended... :( dammit,lol. you be fine


negative, it is 21.

ironchef
07-28-2008, 09:20 AM
do some homework before spreading mis-information.:no:


OP-stop driving like a noob and avoid any ticket.Wheres the misinformation?

BanginJimmy
07-28-2008, 11:42 AM
If insurance fixed the other guys car, then the first ticket should have been dropped.

2nd is 14 over, so it shouldn't be on your record.


These 2 are both wrong. If insurance fixes the car, you still have to pay the ticket and its still on your record.

14 and under is 0 points, but you still have the fine and its still on your record.

slostang
07-28-2008, 05:41 PM
I just ran my MVR this morning and my record is clean suprizingly(sp). so I guess I'll just take a defensive driving course and pay the fine.

tdurr
07-28-2008, 11:57 PM
take the taggerts defensive driving class. you get up to 7 points off your license lol..
T-durr

Oz10
07-29-2008, 12:20 AM
Damn man that sucks! I feel your pain. I once got two tickets within an hour in different counties. Talk about a sh!tty night!

slostang
07-29-2008, 01:14 AM
take the taggerts defensive driving class. you get up to 7 points off your license lol..
T-durr


pm me contact info for these folks.

slostang
07-29-2008, 01:16 AM
i'm more impressed than sorry for you.

i never knew civics could get up to 71.


it tops out just over 120ish.

slostang
07-29-2008, 01:17 AM
Damn man that sucks! I feel your pain. I once got two tickets within an hour in different counties. Talk about a sh!tty night!


this is my 3rd in 14 months. but somehow my record is clean :confused:

FlipKing
07-29-2008, 01:20 AM
negative, it is 21. Negative, It is when your license gets upgraded to teh Class C. which is at 18. :) Trust me I know,lol

Clegger
07-29-2008, 01:41 AM
Haha I remember when I was 18 and couldn't drive

I had a ford focus and 3 tickets for speeding

I now have an Evo and 0 tickets

L2D nub

slostang
07-29-2008, 02:09 AM
Haha I remember when I was 18 and couldn't drive

I had a ford focus and 3 tickets for speeding

I now have an Evo and 0 tickets

L2D nub


I can drive dood.

cops are just drawn to me.

ironchef
07-29-2008, 07:59 AM
These 2 are both wrong. If insurance fixes the car, you still have to pay the ticket and its still on your record.

14 and under is 0 points, but you still have the fine and its still on your record.Actually theyre both right, having experienced both I know what I'm talking about. I've had 2 failure to yield tickets that were both dropped because the other party didn't show up to court (their car was fixed by insurance, so they didn't need to come). I didn't pay the fine, didn't get any points, and there is nothing on my record.

And one time I was in court for 2 speeding tickets on the same day, 1 18 over and 1 27 over. Both were dropped to 14 over, I paid the fine, but neither are one my record.

slostang
07-29-2008, 02:26 PM
Actually theyre both right, having experienced both I know what I'm talking about. I've had 2 failure to yield tickets that were both dropped because the other party didn't show up to court (their car was fixed by insurance, so they didn't need to come). I didn't pay the fine, didn't get any points, and there is nothing on my record.

And one time I was in court for 2 speeding tickets on the same day, 1 18 over and 1 27 over. Both were dropped to 14 over, I paid the fine, but neither are one my record.


you are correct. I took care of my previous 2 tickest properly and checked my mvr yesterday and I have a clean record.

BLK JDM
07-29-2008, 02:58 PM
Stil no one has answered my question. When you go to court do you get to talk to the solicitor before you plead guilty or not guilty or do you have to plead 1st? I've heard that you have to plead not guilty then you'll get to talk to the solicitor and I've heard if you plead not guilty they automatically give you another court date for a trial? I'm lost. My case is in Gwinnett County if that helps.

ironchef
07-29-2008, 03:29 PM
Stil no one has answered my question. When you go to court do you get to talk to the solicitor before you plead guilty or not guilty or do you have to plead 1st? I've heard that you have to plead not guilty then you'll get to talk to the solicitor and I've heard if you plead not guilty they automatically give you another court date for a trial? I'm lost. My case is in Gwinnett County if that helps.You talk to the solicitor first, then if you guys don't work out a deal, you will then plead. If you plead not guilty then yes they do give you a new court date, because then it becomes a trial case. Depending on how long their backlog is the new case could take a while.

BLK JDM
07-29-2008, 03:44 PM
You talk to the solicitor first, then if you guys don't work out a deal, you will then plead. If you plead not guilty then yes they do give you a new court date, because then it becomes a trial case. Depending on how long their backlog is the new case could take a while.

Cool Thanks a million!! Reps to you sir!!

slostang
07-29-2008, 04:06 PM
WHO IS THE SOLICITOR?????

I want to talk to whoever he is.

ironchef
07-29-2008, 04:12 PM
Solicitor is just basically another name for the prosecutor, or the legal counsel for the plaintiff (the plaintiff being the government), in the case against the defendent (you).

slostang
07-29-2008, 07:08 PM
so who would I need to talk to? the deputy sherriff that pulled me over?

ironchef
07-29-2008, 10:44 PM
No you would talk to the solicitor lol, when you go to check in @ the court, ask to speak with the solicitor about your case.

slostang
07-29-2008, 10:46 PM
^^ k thx.