I got one in San Bernardino on I-10 last week. I called to inquire how much money to send them and she told me it hasn't been entered yet and to call back in 6-8 weeks because after all "They write ALOT of tickets." Okay then.
I know the ramifications just wondering if anybody might know the dollar amount I'm looking at.
California restricted lane ticket
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Dna Mach, Mar 11, 2010.
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I received the same citation I-80 coming into Auburn. $211.00 with court costs in Placer County. Fought and won. Just curious, how many lanes each direction and what were you doing, running or actually passing? If it applies I will tell you what I did to win (case dismissed) in Placer County
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in michigan, you have 10 days, the only extension you get is another 10 days, and after that, you better pay half of it....what a crock... -
I was in the truck fast lane and I opted to pass a slower truck on the left rather than to pass on him the right. There was traffic in the right lane. I just went left where there was nothing happening. I was on I-10 at Wabash going east. I was back over in my lane before he got me. I understand running in the left lane being an idiot but fail to see how passing a slower vehicle and not obstructing any traffic at all makes us criminals.
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I told him what I had stated above. He said nothing just asked for my logbook, looked it over and asked for my medical card and DL then went back to his car and returned with my ticket.
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I was thinking that if they allowed it then you would get the ones who "try" to make it and get stuck out there and your back to square one for the reason they passed it in the first place.
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I got one on I-5 over Grapevine. Was $190+. They list it as a moving violation, so I showed up and got it turned into a parking ticket.
California's law is that you must stay in the far right lane and are only allowed to pass in the lane immediately to the left of the right most lane. I thought the officer was just going to give me a Level 3 and a warning, but came back with a ticket and explained that if I didn't stay out in the third lane after completing my pass, he wouldn't have pulled me over. -
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