Have you ever talked your way out of a ticket?
488873
No Spanky it's not that easy for us girls.  When a cop has to make his quarter, he gives not one penny how beautiful you are or how good you can give a bl*wjob.  Never had to do it because it's beneath me to even try.
226758
i used to. I would love to go again/ I will be honest: now, all i do is make excuses why i cant go, and it is not good. But even though i dont go, i am still a firm beleiver in our saviour.
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.
883920
Could be any, all, or none. Question is why did you do that? Did you wait until the last minute? Is someone other then yourself exerting the pressure that makes you do that? Let's hope you are able to plan better next time and be kinder to yourself.
704210
Unfortunately too many people love to sue. In this case, I feel that you were in the wrong. You stopped, used a turn signal and then changing your mind, continued into traffic without making sure it was clear.
573926
go and fight it. Ask questions to the officer who wrote it, do you remember that day when you wrote that ticket? Or say to the judge, this ticket is so old that there is no point of having this case because of lack of proof.
901330
While driving a rental hotel car in Mexico, I was asked once for $150.00 and I told them to take a hike, they asked for money again and I asked to speak to their commanding officer who was about 50' away and then they declined to let me speak to him. I was searched again and let go after about 30 minutes. you give in to jerks then you are lost as they think you are hiding something.
534522
Yes you can easily fight this one and should. All tickets should be litigated. They are just using you as a profit center. Time to stop this.
871404
They do make it hard to cancel....I've been there....good luck
571287
I got a ticket in Virginia and went to court, not to fight it, it was excuse for a couple of hours off of work.  That excuse saved me some cash though.  See I told the judge that I was guilty and did the speeding.  I told them that they caught me and that I had no excuse.  He suspended everything, but court costs ($29).  The bottom line is not to speed, especialy in a ncrazy state like Virginia.  Just go to court and say yes I did it, I have no excuse.  The people who begged and whined at the court all got very stiff penalties.\n\nThose of us who just said "I am guilty" got off with the lightest penalty.  It seems to be a big deal for someone to admit guilt now a days, and not whine and cry and say it was anything and everything else but their fault.
314453
Your best bet is to "plea it down".  If you contact the solicitor's office that is prosecuting the ticket, you may be able to exchange a guilty plea for a reduced fine.\n\nReally this should be done by a lawyer.  A lawyer who specializes in such cases will know who to call, what to ask for and will likely even know the attorney who is responsible for prosecuting your ticket.\n\nI, personally, wouldn't even try to fight it without an attorney, but good luck to you if you do.
721179
You really shouldn't have been getting out of your car until you talked to him.  \n\nHe felt like you were threatening him or not listining to his directions.
701678
I know mine was when I was a traffic warden last Summer and a van was parked in a bus stop blocking it.  I was giving it a ticket when a big fat man ran across the road, jumped in and started to drive off while calling me a whore.  I rolled the ticket up and threw it in through the open window - hitting him on the head with it.  When he threatened to report me I told him to do it - it would prove that at least he had got the ticket !!!  That exceeded his expectations - he NEVER expected me to do that !!!  Does that help :-).  Good luck with the job xxxxx
203611
You can try to protest the tickets, but they may say that ignorance of the law is no excuse.  You don't say where you live compared to where you got the tickets (If you live within a few blocks, they will say you should have known).  It also depends on why the yellow curb was painted (Was it near a hydrant or an intersection, in which case, the ticket will probably stand).\n\nYou may at least be able to get one ticket tossed and the other upheld.
761804
I've been a police officer in Canada for ten years and no one has ever offered me a bribe to get out of a ticket (or for any other reason for that matter).\n\nIt goes without saying, I've never asked for money either.
1103016
As a former cop I will tell you that I never let this tactic work on me.  In fact if a female sat there and tried to talk her way out of it and do any of her tricks it would provoke me into giving the ticket instead of a warning.  The cops who do there jobs the right way would not let them influence that cops thought process.
88675
Yes, if you try to screw them by not paying...Is this what you are asking?