Just got my first speeding ticket in 10 years and it’s the worst one I’ve ever gotten: 91 in a 65. Don’t get me wrong – I’ve gone much, much faster, but I’ve never been caught doing so. 😀 Kudos to the NJ State Trooper that stopped me though for being polite and friendly. That’s a first for me w/ NJ Staties. Time to slow down for awhile. 🙁
$220 and 5 points for this particular violation. (The fine isn’t that bad really. In my youth I got a $400 speeding ticket for not going nearly that fast in upstate NY.) Anyway, since I live in PA and got the ticket in NJ, it looks like I may escape the points (according to PennDOT’s website) since speeding is considered a “minor violation” unless you go 30+ over. The odds are good that I will lose my insurance though, which sucks because my current insurance is nearly 50% less than what I will pay with any other provider.
Similar to here really, except I think you’d looking at 3-6 points (out of a maximum of 12)
Interesting you lose your insurance, I think I’m right in saying that you buy an insurance for yourself to drive anything over there? here it’s all based solely on the vehicle and you have to have insurance specific to that vehicle.
150 in traffic… I’m sorry but you sir are a retard. you may think you are in control but you have no control over that chick that is texting her bff how bad traffic is that just drifted over.
Interesting you lose your insurance, I think I’m right in saying that you buy an insurance for yourself to drive anything over there? here it’s all based solely on the vehicle and you have to have insurance specific to that vehicle.
Yes, car insurance is required for all vehicles and we can choose any coverage we’d like as long as it meets the state required minimums for liability. Cars owned by the bank are also required to have collision.
My insurance company is very strict. They only insure those with the cleanest records, which is what keeps the rates low. If they give me the boot, I’m looking at a huge increase with the 2nd cheapest company. Even if they keep me on, I’ll lose my “Safe Driver Discount,” which is like 10-15% off my total for the year.
My insurance company is very strict. They only insure those with the cleanest records, which is what keeps the rates low. If they give me the boot, I’m looking at a huge increase with the 2nd cheapest company. Even if they keep me on, I’ll lose my “Safe Driver Discount,” which is like 10-15% off my total for the year.
Good luck, hope you find a reasonable deal
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