Need to get a ticket smashed

ratedX · Apr 14, 2014

Got a improper passing 9 miles from aop since I live in Missouri I was wanting to get it smashed anyone got a guy they recommend. Thanks matt

1tonrubicon · Apr 15, 2014

State trooper?

blacksheep10 · Apr 15, 2014

wasn't there a thread on here about overpaying the other state, don't cash their refund check, and it is never settled and never goes on insurance and never gets reported

InDaShop · Apr 15, 2014

blacksheep10 said:
wasn't there a thread on here about overpaying the other state, don't cash their refund check, and it is never settled and never goes on insurance and never gets reported

Yep. and if you get a refund stick it to the fridge....

My experience trying this is they dont send refunds, and it still hits your INS.

ratedX · Apr 15, 2014

Yea state boy

screamn56 · Apr 15, 2014

Works for us up here in pa. Got one in ohio 4yrs ago not on my record. Check is still on the fridge.

TacomaJD · Apr 15, 2014

I think it's hit or miss on whether or not they send them in to the state or not. That detirmines whether they go on your record. I've had multiple speeding, reckless driving, improper passing, and a DUI, and only about half of those tickets made it to the state from the municipal court systems, over the years. And that's paying the fine and the court costs, exact amount, no other b.s. and a bunch of them were still never sent in to the state.

I finally got enough tickets to point out on my license so they sent me a statement in the mail saying to surrender my license by ____ date and had a list of my offenses at the bottom of it. I know for a fact I got 3 reckless driving tickets IN THE SAME CITY within 1 years time (tickets count against your license in AL for only 2 years), and only 1 of the reckless driving offenses were listed.

Realistically, I had enough paid offenses for them to suspend my license for 2 years, but the only ones they listed were just enough to suspend them for 2 months.

In AL, tickets count against your license (if the fine is paid and not dropped) for 2 years, Insurance for 3 years, and are supposed to only be on your record for 5 years. I think I've only got a couple speeding tickets on my record now (got the DUI dropped), so I'm probably as close to a clean driving record now as I've ever been since I started driving molaugh

mna0121 · Apr 16, 2014

I kinda figured you were driving on a work permit!

Mortalis5509 · Apr 16, 2014

TacomaJD said:
I think it's hit or miss on whether or not they send them in to the state or not. That detirmines whether they go on your record. I've had multiple speeding, reckless driving, improper passing, and a DUI, and only about half of those tickets made it to the state from the municipal court systems, over the years. And that's paying the fine and the court costs, exact amount, no other b.s. and a bunch of them were still never sent in to the state.

I finally got enough tickets to point out on my license so they sent me a statement in the mail saying to surrender my license by ____ date and had a list of my offenses at the bottom of it. I know for a fact I got 3 reckless driving tickets IN THE SAME CITY within 1 years time (tickets count against your license in AL for only 2 years), and only 1 of the reckless driving offenses were listed.

Realistically, I had enough paid offenses for them to suspend my license for 2 years, but the only ones they listed were just enough to suspend them for 2 months.

In AL, tickets count against your license (if the fine is paid and not dropped) for 2 years, Insurance for 3 years, and are supposed to only be on your record for 5 years. I think I've only got a couple speeding tickets on my record now (got the DUI dropped), so I'm probably as close to a clean driving record now as I've ever been since I started driving

Ever thought about learning how to drive?

TacomaJD · Apr 16, 2014

Re: Re: Re: Need to get a ticket smashed

Mortalis5509 said:
Ever thought about learning how to drive?

Nope, never have...

grcthird · Apr 16, 2014

Just got a speeding ticket 3 weeks ago, got to pay online now so you really don't have the option to over pay.

I completely forgot about trying the over pay thing. I manage to go 2-3 years and then get busted. :indianajones:

TacomaJD · Apr 16, 2014

I go to court on every speeding ticket now. I ask to speak with the DA or Prosecuter and proceed to ask if there's any way the fine can be dropped in order to keep the ticket off my insurance. (just a line of bullshit). It's had about a 50/50 success rate thus far. Speeding ticket fine in AL is only like $20 so when you pay a ticket in full, you are paying court costs whether you go or not.....which is a crock of ****, in my opinion.