How To Beat A Speeding Ticket Avoiding, Contesting and Beating Speeding Tickets

1. 

   YO MAN!
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   10mph roughly
   anything higher will get you a ticket easily
   doing 70mph in a 65mph zone is very common,everyone do that
   doing 75mph, most can still get away with it,depend if you are lucky or not
   but 80mph ,i bet you will get a ticket
   just don’t be the first one who speed
   speed with the flow
   but it all depend on where you drive!!!!!!!
   in the state,rules are rules,cop do their best to make people follow the rules,and cops are everywhere in the state
   in canada,not at all,i hardly see any cop on the freeway
   in canada no one really will get a ticket for doing 130km/h or 80mph ,because there are hardly any cops around
2. 

   Gaijin
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   You can go with the flow of traffic up to 5-6 mph over.
3. 

   Mark
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   Rule of thumb is 8/10 over but you cant count on that with the way the econo is
4. 

   UCANTCME
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   You can be ticketed for any speed over the posted limit but it depends on your area and the police as well but I would drive at the posted speed limit always to be on the safe side………….
5. 

   Waalee
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   If your driving with instate tags you are usually safe at 5 to 8 mph. If you are driving with out of state tags then you should drive under the posted speed. The are hundreds of police out there that just love to ticket people from out of state. About 15 years ago I was travelling north on I55 between I294 and I94 in Chicago, the traffic was bumper to bumper my top speed was 5 or 6 mph, there was a Chicago police car behind me for at least 15 minutes and after we got thru the bottleneck the cop pulled me over for going 50 mph in a 45 mph zone. Why? because I had out of state tags on my vehicle.
6. 

   sgoldperson
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   You can go 65 and not get a ticket. Beyond that you have the risk of not knowing what the cops will do. If you have an out of State plate watch it in some States. If you are going through a small town you watch it, even if it is a freeway going through the town basically. Now it’s up to the cops but generally if you are 5 over or with the flow of traffic they will ignore it.
7. 

   ♥!!TQM Mi Rey¡¡♥
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   Where I live (CA) the cops give you a ticket if you are at LEAST 5 MPH over like if you are doing 61 in a 55 MPH zone then boom ticket, but like YO MAN! said, do 65-75 on a freeway and you should be okay.
8. 

   JetDoc
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   The speed limit IS the speed limit! While most jurisdictions will allow some flexibility in observing posted limits, there is NO GUARANTEE that you won’t get busted for doing 66 in a 65 zone. If you’re worried about it, then stay within the posted limits!
9. 

   Firecracker .
   January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

   Zero.
   The fines start at 0+.
   That’s right. It says 0 to 5 over = $65.
10. 

    JINTER
    January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

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11. 

    Agent: Yip
    January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

    Well no more than 10 mph thats for sure 10mph over is still pushing it I would say the most 5-7 MPH so about 71 Mph is good
12. 

    vip4evr
    January 10th, 2010 - 00:13

    With the flow of traffic you’re fine…if people are going 75, go 75 or if not go 65-70 ( on the right lane only) and to pass do 80 mph

    But generally speaking, 5-10 mph

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