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Defending Against a Speeding Ticket

Speeding ticket

A Speeding ticket is not only an annoyance, it can also result in high fines, mandatory surcharges, and in some states, points on your driving record that will increase your insurance premium. The good news is that you don’t have to pay the ticket if you contest it in court.

Whether you decide to fight the ticket yourself or hire an attorney, there are several different strategies to defend against the violation. One of the most common is to try to convince the judge that your speeding was justified because you were trying to avoid an accident that could have seriously injured you or others. Another possible defense is to claim that you couldn’t see the speed limit sign because it was obscured by trees, shrubs or other vehicles.

The Hidden Costs of Speeding Tickets: Beyond the Fine

When you’re in the middle of a road trip or otherwise distracted, it can be easy to fall into the trap of exceeding the speed limit. However, if the police officer has valid evidence against you, it’s often best to just pay the fine and keep your points off of your driving record.

In most states, even if you don’t fight the ticket or complete a driver safety course, accumulating too many points on your driving record can lead to a license suspension or revocation. That can make it impossible to get to work, school or other places that you need to go. It’s always best to consult with an attorney and discuss all of the options before deciding what strategy to pursue.

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JOIN US TO BENEFIT EVENING VALLEY CHILDREN

JOIN US TO BENEFIT VALLEY CHILDREN

Getting involved in a charity is a great way to give back to your community. The Nevada Children’s Foundation supports programs that benefit people with disabilities. It also operates a residential program at Eagle Valley Children’s Home and a respite program in your own home. Getting involved is a fun way to make new friends while helping to improve the lives of children in need.

The Nevada Children’s Foundation also operates the state’s largest public library, which includes a swanky new children’s reading room with a library of curated children’s books and other children’s media. The library is free to patrons and offers a range of services to help kids of all ages learn, play and grow. The library also offers a family resource center that provides information on everything from local parks and bike paths to nearby libraries, daycare centers and museums. It’s a fun place to visit, and the best part is you don’t even need to leave your car to get there. The library is also home to Nevada’s largest and oldest children’s museum, which features interactive exhibits, an IMAX theater and a planetarium. For information on these and other programs, contact the Foundation’s offices at (775) 438-6343. Or visit the Foundation’s website. You can also visit the Foundation’s online calendar to see if there’s a program near you. You’ll also be able to join our mailing list to receive news about new programs, special events, and other opportunities.

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