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Follow on Google News | Fidelity Automotive Solutions asks the question Should You Try To Contest A Speeding Ticket?There are millions of traffic tickets issued out every year in the U.S., which often cost over $100.
By: Fidelity Automotive Solutions First of all, if you get pulled over for speeding, stay in your vehicle. You should never get out. When the policeman approaches your window, try to look remorseful. Make apologies to the officer and be polite. Be nice, and ask for a warning. Don’t try to answer questions, such as: “Do you know why I pulled you over?” Tell the officer you aren’t sure. Don’t pay the speeding ticket by mail because it means you are admitting you’re guilty. In the U.S. you are considered innocent until proven guilty, so show up at court. Often, the police officer will make mistakes leading to the dismissal of your ticket. For instance, the officer might not go to court. Many times you will get your ticket changed to a lesser charge by showing up at court. For example, they might change it to a parking ticket from a speeding ticket. This is beneficial because it won’t increase your insurance and will give you fewer points on your license. Many motorists assume that if they are given a speeding ticket that they should just pay it through the mail. However, it is a much better idea to make an effort to get out of it so you don’t have to pay an increased insurance premium. After all, we factor in costs such as an auto warranty and maintenance costs, but don’t consider speeding tickets and raised insurance. For more information contact: Fidelity Automotive Solutions www.fidelityautomotivesolutions.com 877-739-4802 # # # Fidelity Automotive Solutions is here to help protect you from the high cost of auto repairs. We are the preferred agent for several of the largest vehicle service plan administrators nationwide. End
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