Got a ticket today.
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Got a ticket today.
I got a ticket for "failing to signal while changing a lane"... does anyone know how much this is guna set me back? Its my first ticket, so Im not familiar with the CA procedure. There is a court date on the ticked set for Dec 13. Will I be getting anything in the mail ?
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I would agree with cyberecho79. You would get something in the mail about how much you would pay for the ticket. Since this is not a speeding violation, your fine would be around $200 or less. Whatever you get in the mail would give you some idea wherever you need to attend 8 hours traffic school, online class or you just the fine and that's all. Good luck and sorry about it!! Seem like you just happend to be in the wrong time at the wrong place!!
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Originally Posted by chenga
Is a carpool lane violation a moving violation? Those don't carry any points.
I know this b/c I got a ticket a few months back for driving in the HOV lane. I had to swerve into it to avoid an accident and this is what the judge told me when I appealed it in court.
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hey i just paid my ticked for $351.00 for my 96MPH on San Mateo Bridge...I believe it's a point...however, on my ticket it said I was not eligible for traffic school...it's been 10+ years since i got a speeding ticket...when I called the Alameda County's Clerks office, they said I was eligible...
I'm waiting to hear back from the courthouse to see if they will let me go to traffic school....
Anyone else ever been in this situation?
Damn Point..hope my insurance isn't going to go up....
I'm waiting to hear back from the courthouse to see if they will let me go to traffic school....
Anyone else ever been in this situation?
Damn Point..hope my insurance isn't going to go up....
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I recently got a 94 in a 70. Luckily I was able to slow down at least to that. 25 or over the limit is not eligible for traffic school and also I think it affects your rates more drasticlly too. Not sure if its 1 or 2 points! Try going to court and see if they will let you do traffic school, you can also get a reduction on your ticket.
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Once you receive the actual ticket, just contest it by mail.
Or just go to court to get a lesser fine + traffic school.
Contesting by mail really works.
Once you receive the actual ticket, just contest it by mail.
Or just go to court to get a lesser fine + traffic school.
Contesting by mail really works.
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That's ****ty luck dude, cops usually never give out tickets for not signaling for lane change. But given what you said about a sudden lane change w/ a car 10ft behind you is a pretty close call and in that instance I can see why the cop ticketed you for it T.T
If you don't want to take a day off to court, do a Written Trial of Declaration. But you'll have to pay all your fines, then write a plea letter to the judge. If he/she decides to reduce or waive your fine, you'll get that portion back.
If you don't want to take a day off to court, do a Written Trial of Declaration. But you'll have to pay all your fines, then write a plea letter to the judge. If he/she decides to reduce or waive your fine, you'll get that portion back.