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Awesome. In January of this year, I was pulled over by a traffic officer for “disobeying a steady red”, a.k.a. running a red light. I pleaded "Not Guilty" to the charge, and today - nearly six months later – I went to court to find out the fate of my ticket violation. Check out how Google Maps saved me some serious cash - and points on my license! Link.
How Google Maps Got Me Out Of A Traffic Ticket
Awesome. In January of this year, I was pulled over by a traffic officer for “disobeying a steady red”, a.k.a. running a red light. I pleaded "Not Guilty" to the charge, and today - nearly six months later – I went to court to find out the fate of my ticket violation. Check out how Google Maps saved me some serious cash - and points on my license! Link.
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Jul 19, 2005 12:00 AM
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Got a speeding ticket- 149/100 zone. 4 Demerit points! I figured, there goes my driving record- AND my insurance rates. Fortunately my nightmares were turned around when my friend told me about a place called street legal! They got my traffic ticket down from 4 points, to 0! Try them for ur next ticket, you'll be happy u did... 416-601-1500 street-legal.ca
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I've used a company called Traffic Ticket Solutions in the past. Works well. www.trafficticketsolutions.ca check them out and compare.
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Its amazing how many mistakes officers make. Its one line of defence.
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