what is the hiway patrol ticket quota for all states?
112478
You know; I have always wondered this myself.....What I found out when I asked a cop about it was that there is no stated quota, but there is an unspoken expectation.  If you fall below it you know you have.  If you go way over it, your fellow cops hate you because it's like you've ruined the curve.  \n\nAt least this is what I've been told.
125892
Typically, the police will allow ten miles over the posted speed limit, but not 11 over.  Generally you're fair game once you pass the 10 mile over, mark.  The courts will usually side for the driver if he or she is cited for going less than 10 miles over the posted limit. 'Excessive' in some states is twenty miles over, in others 25 over the limit; this is when the price goes up.
813326
$130 \n\nThe rule in Ohio is $110 for up to 10 MPH over, and $20 additional for every additional 1-10 mph.\n\nI wasn't able to phrase that too well. Here's a chart. Assuming you're in a 65 mph zone:\nSpeed  (MPH)                   Ticket cost ($)\n66-75                                 110\n76-85                                 130\n86-95                                 150
658903
All states I am aware of follow thier state POST ( Police Officer Standard and Training) requirements for that state.\n\nI would suggest you do a research ( web search) on POST traiing.\n\nNormally police policy merely states they require and follow POSST standards
806407
I've been there many times myself, when I was younger.  I've paid the $900.00 fine  for  the same 2-violations many times. I don't like to buy insurance, but the law says we have to carry a State Minimum. That's what I carry now, even if my vehicle is new.  I have  never been taken to jail for the above mentioned 2-violations, but I've had to walk away from my vehicle many times,  or they''ve towed me and let me walk. I'm glad those days are over,, I won't miss them. Hey a person has to do what they have to do. Good Luck!
879221
I have heard that most tickets have a better chance of being reduced or trown out by fighting it through the mail.  Don't know if it works with speeding, but I got a ticket for a no standing zone and I fought it through the mail and won.  Good luck with that.
403668
.08 BAC\nThey have become fairly standard in all states since the Feds tied highway funds to the .08 BAC limit
349483
You can try the source:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/travel_1744.html
478371
You will loose all driving rights in 50 states. The third DWI in Texas is a Felony. Could spend a year in jail.
686436
Not exactly sure if you want regular polic, or state troopers. For information on all states, and there respective highway patrols, go to http://www.statetroopersdirectory.com/ . Then click on the state, and you can find a good deal of information about the patrols. If you want regular polie, hopefully someone else can answer better than I.  =)
623295
Only if they don't get caught. A Congressman from Texas, Kevin Brady, faced DUI charges last year in South Dakota. He was eventually fined $350 and barred from driving in South Dakota for a month.
149574
Contact the state Department of Transportation for information on what restriction exists for the road of your state.
923923
speed limits are set by state law.\n\nany police jurisdiction in which the interstate runs though has police jurisdiction.\n\nif it runs though a city, city police can radar there,  in the county, the sheriff can patrol there, and of course highway patrol can patrol there also
406423
State Capital Polie probably only patrol the state capital area and the Highway patrol probably stay on state highways and interstates.  As far as police powers go they are probably both state enforcement officers with equal powers.
526180
There should be a contact number on the back of that ticket. Give it a call and they'll tell you how much. There should be a court date on the front of that ticket, that should be a due date. Call the police dept that isued the ticket and give them a call. They should be able to help
311451
pay it. & hopefully you won't get the "me too tax." I forget what it is really called. But you end up having to pay the ticket 3 times over 3 years. First you have to pay the regular ticket then on the anniversary you have to pay it again towards the county and then again on the second anniervarsary you have to pay it towards the state too. So a simple $120. ticket can cost you $360.! So in the end you pay towards city, county and state. How messed up is that?\nJust don't speed in Texas.\nOh yeah and if you do get picke dup and haven't payed all three or if they don't do the "me too tax" and you haven't paid the ticket you WILL go to jail.
161506
Yes.\n\n  There is a 1981 Pennsylvania law banning the practice of "directly or indirectly" suggesting that an individual police officer should issue "a certain number of traffic citations." \n\n  However, there has been an ongoing investigation in Pennsylvania for the past few years about the Pennsylvania State Police issuing quotas for their troopers to meet.  The only reason they are getting away with it is that they are calling them "averages" and "standards" to hide the fact that it is a quota.