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Vin N 02-19-2019 09:36 AM
MD Speeding ticket 64 on a 55
 
I got a speeding ticket last night and this is my 1st ticket in Maryland and haven't had a ticket in about 10 years. Last one was about 10 years ago in MN. I am ticketed for going 64 on 55. I was trying to get to the nearest gas station since my toddler son had to use the bathroom. Is that a good reason to tell the judge by using Request Waiver Hearing option? What are my favorable chances? Thanks for your time in responding to this question.

r11rs 02-19-2019 10:59 AM
Would probably behoove you not to confuse the internet with your lawyer :)

Vin N 02-19-2019 11:32 AM
Originally Posted by r11rs (Post 4767035)
Would probably behoove you not to confuse the internet with your lawyer :)
sorry...not really sure what that means! 😞

silversrt 03-05-2019 04:45 PM
Originally Posted by Vin N (Post 4767050)

sorry...not really sure what that means! 😞
some are too serious on here. I wouldnt sweat it. 64/55 is only 1 point offense in md. Go to court and tell the judge you are violation free and beg for your perfect record. Odds are he will give you pbj and a small fine. No worries

Vin N 03-05-2019 05:22 PM
Originally Posted by silversrt (Post 4769824)


some are too serious on here. I wouldnt sweat it. 64/55 is only 1 point offense in md. Go to court and tell the judge you are violation free and beg for your perfect record. Odds are he will give you pbj and a small fine. No worries
Will do. Thank you

mto 03-06-2019 04:55 PM
Originally Posted by silversrt (Post 4769824)


some are too serious on here. I wouldnt sweat it. 64/55 is only 1 point offense in md. Go to court and tell the judge you are violation free and beg for your perfect record. Odds are he will give you pbj and a small fine. No worries
I agree. Wouldn't give the toddler excuse, as it could lead to speeding with a young child in the car. I bet with no points and your kindness, it will be reduced. Good luck.

Vin N 03-06-2019 06:18 PM
Originally Posted by mto (Post 4770058)
I agree. Wouldn't give the toddler excuse, as it could lead to speeding with a young child in the car. I bet with no points and your kindness, it will be reduced. Good luck.
Great point. I didn’t even think in those lines. I have free attorney services through a plan I have at work. So, I called him and he’s going to go to court and take care of this. Thanks again for the suggestion


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