speeding 10 over

[benjamin-benjamin]

got it in eufalua county by Highway Patrol for 40 in 30, will it go on my record??

 

[mr.haney]

Yes it will my brother.

 

[soonersfan]

got it in eufalua county by Highway Patrol for 40 in 30, will it go on my record??

If you have an otherwise clean driving record, go to court and ask for probation. You'll still have to pay the fine but generally they will not put the ticket on your record if you are not ticketed for another 12 months.

 

[Danny Tanner]

If probation doesn't work, look into driving school. You can complete it online. You still pay the price of the ticket + the cost of school, which in some jurisdictions (depending on the fine amount) can double your total fees, but at least your record stays clean.

 

[BryanDP]

got it in eufalua county by Highway Patrol for 40 in 30, will it go on my record??

Yes, your permanent record.

They used to warn us in high school that certain infractions of policy would "go on our permanent record." I just thought about it and I don't believe anyone has reviewed my "permanent records" (whatever that is) since high school.

Is the permanent record in high school even a real thing or was I duped??

Bryan

 

[kbolt]

The speed limit is not a suggestion it is a limit.

 

[Istandalone]

got it in eufalua county by Highway Patrol for 40 in 30, will it go on my record??

No it won't . . .







Because there is no Eufaula County in Oklahoma.

Was it McIntosh county?

 

[mhphoto]

I'm not normally a speeder, but one time coming back from Tahlequah I found myself going 15 over on the Muskogee Turnpike when no one else was on it (it honestly was an accident-going downhill). Of course the only other car on the road was HIPO. Nice guy. He wrote the ticket, but knocked it down to 1-9 MPH over so it wouldn't be reported to the insurance company. I tell you, I was never happier to pay a fine as I was to not have that 10-over ticket go on my record. Amazing what happens when you're nice to the person pulling you over...

 

[HMCS(FMF)Ret.]

Criminal.....give him the chair!!!

 

[dbarbee]

I've found that going to court, pleading guilty, and then asking "what can I do to keep this off of my record?" (not "what will you do for me?") has gotten it reduced every time.

It doesn't help if you have a CDL though, ALL speeding convictions go on your record regardless of the speed over the limit.