The announcement of this expensive speeding ticket was big news back in
2010, but I don’t ever remember hearing about it. I guess it was back before the time I cared
all that much about traffic issues. How
times have changed.
“Sweden, Denmark,
Germany, Austria, France, and Switzerland also have some sliding-scale fines,
or “day-fines,” in place, but in America, flat-rate fines are the norm.”
This blog doesn’t generally take sides when it comes to politics
(although I do personally lean Libertarian), but I can’t help but wonder if maybe
Democratic Candidate Elizabeth Warren drew inspiration from “across the pond”
when she developed her wealth tax idea.
Flat-rate traffic tickets in the United States … I hate to admit it, but this is actually something to be thankful for on Turkey Day next week.
You got a traffic ticket, you’re pissed off, and you want to fight it - but you don’t even know where to begin.
If that opening line describes your current state of mind, then my blog is written with you in mind.
I should state right up front that I am not an attorney, so please do not consider anything that I write to be legal advice in any sense of the term.
I am just a regular citizen of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who got pissed off after my son received an unfair stop sign ticket in September of 2018.
I spent several hours searching the internet for suggestions about how to fight it and then came to the realization that most of what is available out there is essentially useless information.
But there was a silver lining in all of this wasted effort. My frustration at not being able to find any useful resources on the internet inspired me to create the website Stop-Sign-Ticket.com. I can now offer fellow citizens hope for some kind of justice in the courtroom – no matter how much they think the odds are against them.
My son was able to beat his ticket based on the information that I discovered and I am confident that it will be useful to you also.
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