Post: Driving Citation Question
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10-03-2010, 04:01 AM
#1
Draama
i izz a manwh0re
10-04-2010, 02:50 AM
#11
Draama
i izz a manwh0re
Originally posted by CodFatherxx
fuk that, yellow means speed up 
and fuk that cop too. And you could try and make a case but for the most part, it's not looking good for you, it never does.
"Prepare to be ****ed by the long dick of the law" - Superbad
and fuk that cop too. And you could try and make a case but for the most part, it's not looking good for you, it never does."Prepare to be ****ed by the long dick of the law" - Superbad
lmao at the superbad quote. yeah the cop was a dick. he said alot of shit thats too long to type that was jiust dicklike.
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Originally posted by tA.Daisho
I don't no much of the rules and regulations that cycle around the USA's system but in the UK you shouldn't even be driving with a provisional license unless your are with a qualified driver over the age of 21.
The laws must be different in the US I guess...
The laws must be different in the US I guess...
Well here in the U.S, when you first get your license, you get a provisional which has time limitations and regulates the amount of people in your car according to your state, then after 1 year with a provisional you get your full license with no restrictions.
10-04-2010, 02:52 AM
#12
420
Kush Friendly
Originally posted by Draama
lmao at the superbad quote. yeah the cop was a dick. he said alot of shit thats too long to type that was jiust dicklike.
---------- Post added at 10:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:48 PM ----------
Well here in the U.S, when you first get your license, you get a provisional which has time limitations and regulates the amount of people in your car according to your state, then after 1 year with a provisional you get your full license with no restrictions.
---------- Post added at 10:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:48 PM ----------
Well here in the U.S, when you first get your license, you get a provisional which has time limitations and regulates the amount of people in your car according to your state, then after 1 year with a provisional you get your full license with no restrictions.
fuk yea their fat cocks, the pigs around here have nothing better to do that look for "pot-smokers", yea catch the stoners that are chilling and let the psycho murderers get away. :y:
10-04-2010, 04:21 AM
#16
xXviciousbumXx
At least I can fight
Originally posted by Draama
So today i got pulled over and got a citation for running a red light. The charge was " Obedience to Traffic Control Devices" I turn 17 in February so i have to go to a hearing in November. But could i lose my license from this? I only have my provisional license and ive only had it a week. Lol iknow it sounds bad but the cop was a dick and i know everyone says this but the light wasn't red when i passed it, it turned yellow when it was far too late for me too stop. But yeah, just a question.
First off, Is your license a permit or a juniors license?
Secondly, Where were you going and where were you coming from?
Lastly, There are many ways to fight this ticket. I just need to know more of the situation to help
10-04-2010, 05:23 AM
#17
Dopey
NGU :/
Originally posted by Draama
Well here in the U.S, when you first get your license, you get a provisional which has time limitations and regulates the amount of people in your car according to your state, then after 1 year with a provisional you get your full license with no restrictions.
In California, your license is provisional for the first year or until you turn 18. During your provisional period you are only allowed to drive by yourself, or with passengers as long as you have someone over 25 with a valid driver license with you. You are also not allowed to drive by yourself between 11PM-5AM.
The "law" states that if you violate this, you will lose your license until you turn 18.
With that being said, I was 16, I had my license for a little over a month, I got pulled over by a cop, AFTER 11pm, with a passenger who was 16 years old. The cop gave me the ticket and didn't mention anything about the provisional stuff, when I went to court, the clerk didn't mention anything about it either, she just said you need to pay the fine, go to traffic school and basically that's it.
After you're 18, a ticket and traffic school can be paid and completed online and it's soo much easier lol
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