Speeding ticket

My daughter received a speeding ticket near Marietta, OH on Friday. 83 in a 65. Anyone know what the amount will be? It was her first ticket. She will be 20 next month so I guess she made it longer than me before her first ticket.

 

my 15 over was $115...

 

If its anything like here the ticket will be about $20 but then they tack on $150 in court costs....

 

couple hundred bucks probably and a huge increase in insurance rates.

 

$400

 

plead guilty but you/her ask the judge if she can do community service to get it dropped.

i did when i got my ticket at 16 for 17 over, did about 40 hours of CC at the boys and girls club playing with kids, didnt have to pay, no points. win win

 

Not sure if they do it where your at but here you can pay double the fine and it wont show up on your record therefore no insurance hike.

 

They have defensive driving school here costs more but doesn't show up on your records.

 

Take it to a fix it ticket place. We have hundreds out here in vegas but I go to Craig p Kenney only pay 90 bucks reduced to a parking ticket no court and no points. I've only had 2 speeding tickets and one exhibition of power as well got them all reduced none which show on my driving record. I know you don't live in vegas but I know a lot of lawyer offices do this service all over

 

http://www.mariettacourt.com/faq.shtml#sect08

 

It's going to be different between state/province/country. Check the local government sites for that county and it should tell you.

 

i got a ticket for speeding going on the I-15 86 in a 65, i went to night court (you can only plead guilty in night court) and the judge reduced the fine by 200 dollars so i only paid 220 after court and traffic school.

 

Send it in not guilty, 9 out of 10x they will reduce.

 

http://www.ticketassassin.com/whyfight.html

 

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72% of stats are made up....

 

In texas for a first ticket you can be simply placed on "probation" for 1-6 months and if you don't get another ticket during that time it's like you never sped. You still pay the fine but it doesn't show up on your record. You can also request to do an on-line defensive driving to keep a ticket off your record, still pay the fine though just like with the probation.

 

My daughter got "several" in North Carolina. Each time she got one she would pay some lawyer about $200.00 bucks or so and the ticket disappeared. Maybe it was her age that they let her do this was around 18-19 at the time.Hopefully Ohio has the same type situation for younger drivers.

 

Being an Ohioan I'll chime in. I got pulled over by SHP when I was 18 and my tickets was 120$. I was going 76 in a 55. Also got one at 63 in a 35 I was 21. Pulled over by the village police.Same price. Two points on my license but my insurance stayed the same for both tickets.

 

Depends on who pulled her over.

 

If you have to ask, it will hurt. As mentioned, the ticket will be a one time deal, but the monthy cost of the insurance hike will be the killer. I would see if any "programs" mentioned above are available in your area. This could be a bonus...