Traffic Lawyer: How to Beat a Speeding Ticket
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The best way is not to speed in the first place 
If you're guilty, and you know it, you may as well just pay the fine and move on.
Even if you have a lawyer and you're found not guilty, the lawyer will be looking for $$$ so you probably won't be saving any money - if that's what you were trying to avoid in the first place.
I've never had a speeding ticket in my life, but I was pulled over 7-8 years ago on my old BSA for going 123 kph (77 mph) - he said.
I've never ever had that old bike going that fast!!! According to my speedo I was going about 57 mph which was well under the limit.
He gave me a warning ticket and let me go.
I still have the ticket
Even if you have a lawyer and you're found not guilty, the lawyer will be looking for $$$ so you probably won't be saving any money - if that's what you were trying to avoid in the first place.
I've never had a speeding ticket in my life, but I was pulled over 7-8 years ago on my old BSA for going 123 kph (77 mph) - he said.
I've never ever had that old bike going that fast!!! According to my speedo I was going about 57 mph which was well under the limit.
He gave me a warning ticket and let me go.
I still have the ticket
