Nearly 8,300 motorists cited in Virginia crackdown
Discussion in 'Truckers News' started by rookietrucker, Jul 14, 2009.
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glad my ace was at home......
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Maybe Virginia can use all the fines they collected from these citizens to keep
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Just another state to stay out of. they have all ways been pretty bad over there. now they going for the heart.
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Sounds like the weekend traffic-fundraiser campaign went well
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I got a ticket last summer, 71 in a 55 on 81, DOH, was not paying attention, speed limits changed around Staunton. Well I got a lawyer, $500, and he was able to get it reduced to a $395 equipment violation. So I poured $800 into Virginia's economy.
Virginia has steep fines, if these tickets average $150 each they had a pretty good money generation weekend.
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Look for more of this everywhere. With federal monies to the states getting trimmed more and more it's all about money. CHA-CHING...
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I half expect that we will be seeing the states raise ticket fees as well.
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I will agree with all of it but the seat belt citations. I would bet that 1/2 of the law enforcement dos not use a seat belt, I see it ever day.
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