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Sunday, February 19, 2006

Beat Your Speeding Ticket

Review of Beat My Speeding Ticket

You've been there - in fact you are reading this now because likely you have a speeding ticket. I know, since I was there just recently. Pulled over for going 55 in a 45 zone. Sure, it's true - I really was. But was is most maddening is that this is considered a state highway and the 45 is nearly impossible to drive -- people are all over your back unless you go faster so despite my "guilt" it really is hard to contend with the fine (nearly $300), plus the traffic school fee PLUS the fact that I'll be given up nearly an entire weekend in "school."

My assumption was, there's got to be a better way. Which is how I found out about an amazing book that is available only online called "Case Dismissed." When I read the details I knew there was little risk - I already had my ticket and potential fine - and that was only if I admitted guilt and took the traffic school. If I fought and lost it would only get worse as my insurance would skyrocket. However, with this book they give you a total money back guarantee along with some pretty incredible, little know strategies to get your case dismissed as the title states. Speeding tickets are serious business - if you have to hire a lawyer to fight one, or if you have to deal with your insurance company it's never going to be cheap. I found the information more than worth the minimal cost.

The book itself quickly gets to the point and provides you specific strategies. You won't be wasting your time with a lot of legal jargon. It was however edited by an attorney so though it's clear and simple english you'll know that a qualified attorney has ensured the strategies will be effective.

Bottom line for me was there was no reason to pay the fines, the school costs and waste my weekend in traffic school nor risk my insurance skyrocketing. Not when a resource "Case Dismissed" that has helped thousands of others is only a few clicks away. I give it my highest recommendation - especially with the total satisfaction guarantee -- talk about no risk and all reward.

You can read more about it here:

Speeding Ticket - Case Dismissed

Friday, February 17, 2006

Speeding Ticket

Speeding Ticket

One thing that no person wants to face is the prospect of receiving a speeding ticket. It's costly and embarrassing as well.

Today, with the advent of the photo radar ticket, you might not realize the damage your lead foot has done until days or possibly weeks later when you open your mail to find an image of your license plate on your vehicle that was speeding merrily along; if that's not enough you'll also find inside that envelope a hefty fine for breaking the law. No fun at all.

If you do happen to spot the flashing red and blue lights in your rearview mirror there are some important steps you can do at that moment that can help you to beat the speeding ticket and either pay a reduced fine or in some cases no fine at all. Anyone who has been pulled over for speeding knows how it's tempting to argue with the police officer. This isn't something that you want to do for a number of reasons. Just don't do it - you'll only make a bad situation worse.

There are however certain reactions that can help on the spot. It's an old belief that acting as though you don't know what you did wrong won't help. That might not be the case. The same can be said for acting scared or upset. Police officers are first and foremost people just like you and sometimes human nature takes over and they'll let you leave with just a stern warning. That's not to say that you should break into tears when the policeman comes to your car but showing some emotion certainly cannot hurt.

Depending on the size of the citation it might be in your best interest to consult with a traffic ticket specialist. These are normally attorneys who specialize in traffic violations or retired police officers who just want to help the average citizen. Their familiarity and expertise in the area of speeding and traffic affords them insight into some of the lesser known loopholes.

Another alternative to hiring someone to fight the speeding ticket fight for you is to do it yourself. Instead of paying the fine you attend court on the date specified on the original citation the officer presented to you. Your plea is of course going to be "not guilty." Again there are many small things the motorist can do in court to better their chances of not paying such a high fine. There are many nuances with this -- we suggest a guide (see link above) that has had some amazing success beating the system and wiping your ticket slate clean.

When facing a speeding ticket it's important for the motorist to remember that the fine most likely isn't going to be the only price they pay for going above the posted speed limit. Speeding tickets often mean an increase in insurance premiums. In some cases, depending on the violation the fine can be hefty. Being clocked going well over the speed limit could cost in the hundreds of dollars when the ticket and the increase in insurance premiums are combined. Weighing all the options could result in lots of money saved.


Speeding Ticket

Speeding Ticket

Welcome to my Speeding Ticket blog. We will identify ways you'll be able to fight your speeding tickets and win.