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Originally Posted by Porsche
If you talk to the court, you can probably plead it down to a lower speed for a lesser fine and less damage to your driving record. That's common in the U.S., but I'm unfamiliar with Canada.
One of these days they're going to nail me for going 120 mph out in the country, and I'm going to be crying, too.  |
I could, and I should, but I wont.
130$ for the ticket. If I have it lowered, at around 85$... and lose at least 4h of work... wich is worth more....
And i could expose myself to the same amout (less what I earn) if they don't accept to lower my ticket (and i think that they add a court fee of 65$ if you loose)
Also, here in Quebec/Canada, not every insurance company ask for driver record/tickets, so it doesn't affect my premium... only my Driver license will cost a bit more for next 2 years (130$ at the place of 95$, if i remember correctly!
Still a bummer, i was driving at the same speed than the rest of the traffic.. but i will have to assume that my car is easier to target!
thanks for all the answers again!