I just got my CDL license and is in the training phrase with Roehl and I got a speeding ticket (doing 70 on a 60 construction site) in my own car. I reported the incident right away and haven't heard anything from hr since. Should I just pay for the ticket or should I fight it?
Should I fight a speeding ticket?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Clawbytes, Nov 1, 2018.
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Always fight it.
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Always fight it. !!!!
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Will I have to pay for the lawyers fee? And if so, how much will that cost me?
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Always fight an ticket to keep your licence your cdl
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No?... So yeah you will have to pay a lawyer..im Kind of taken back that you would think that question would be needed to be even asked...
It be 200-500 or more depending on where its at and the lawyer....
And yeah you will have to pay upfront.
Yes you will still want to fight it.
Start driving your car like your job depends on it... Because it does.Last edited: Nov 1, 2018
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This is the new driver's section so no need to belittle people.
Thanks for your other input though. -
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If a citation equates to points on your license(and every single moving violation DOES) you want to fight it. 100% of the time. Look onto CDL defender or a similar service. It’s like 7 bucks a week or whatever and they will defend literally any charge including helping in a divorce.
Anything you can do to talk yourself into the ticket. You can’t fight a warning and it IS points.
The only tickets you should ever pay without fighting them are California left lane violations, parking tickets and over axle tickets. You fight over gross tickets, as they are points.
This isn’t about the cost of the tickets being lowered. It’s entirely about preserving your driving record. 100% fight it!Last edited by a moderator: Nov 1, 2018
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