Beat Speeding Ticket Defense

Find out How you can Get the Case Dismissed. Even if you were going too fast. Even if you know nothing about the law. Even without ever talking to a lawyer. Even if you have never gotten off before.

Myth #1 - I was not really speeding.

There is no way that you could even possibly hope to challenge the officer's recollection of the events on the day in question. It does not really matter how many other cars were coming down the road because his testimony will have more credibility. The court is not going to take your word or the word of your witness. You have to understand its all part of the game.

Myth #2 There is an error on my ticket.

Although be it may. If the license plate number is incorrect, and your car has been identified in the moving violation, you still have to pay for the ticket.

Myth #3 Attempt to get your case postponed in hopes of the officer not showing up to the court.

If the officer decides to show up, what could you do then?

Myth #4 Can't Fail Excuse for "Speeding out of necessity"

This can only work if you have someone injured in the vehicle.

Myth #5 Plea bargain for traffic school

The reality is that you could get off 100%. You don't want to waste your time there. Most of the pleas the court is not trying to really hear.

Myth #6 Confuse the Officer through Clever Questions to Reduce his or her credibility.

You would have to be extremely good at this tactic to even hope to come close to succeeding. You have to understand that the court is on the side of the officer and the law.

The reality is that gimmicks and tricks don't work. You have to cross the t's and dot the I's in your case so that you are prepared with accurate and correct information coupled with a proven legal strategy if you are trying to get out of the speeding ticket. The best way to get this done is through the right information at the right time.