WA speeding ticket question. 47 in a 25 in SeaTac. With an out of state license...
03-04-2008, 11:39 PM
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In WA state you are allowed to defer 1 moving and 1 nonmoving violation every 7 years...
You go to court, pay the fine, and if you dont get another ticket in a defined amount of time the ticket is off your record. Or something similar.
I was doing 90 in a 60 in Colville and had to go back to court there. Paid my fine, got my ticket deferred with an out of state license.
I was doing 90 in a 60 in Colville and had to go back to court there. Paid my fine, got my ticket deferred with an out of state license.
03-05-2008, 01:25 PM
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If given it as an option I say yes.
No reason not to take this option if you were clearly in the wrong and can handle not getting a ticket for a year. It doesn't end up on your record and doesn't impact insurance. You are out just the money for the ticket. A lawyer will cost more than that.
On mine they even offered a zero interest payment plan over the 1 year. Kind of funny.
On mine they even offered a zero interest payment plan over the 1 year. Kind of funny.
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