Hah! Thats the truth.

My guess would be that most of the interviewers have had at least one speeding ticket. I like to think of speeding tickets as donations to the local PD or perhaps just a fee to get to where you are going faster. :rolleyes:

And exactly what town is this this? Remind me not to drive there!! :-)

I always tell my girlfriend when she gets on me about driving fast that there is a difference between "speeding" and driving quickly but safely. I only do the latter:D

Be honest, dont' get another one, and you'll be fine.

See if you can fight it too. You're almost guaranteed to have the price cut regarldless!

If I fight it in court or take a driving class, the ticket will still show on my driving record regardless, right?

Thats great! LOL!:D

not necessarily.

In NY you can go to court to fight it, 9/10 times they just lower it to a parking violation ( or some other kind of non-moving violation) send you to a saturday morning driving school and fine ya $50-100. they do that then the municipality gets the money and not the state. not that i would know any of this from experience:cool:

No! Get a good traffic lawyer, pay $300, and have them get you out of the ticket. Problem solved. It will never show up on anything.

I don't know why more people don't do this. A good lawyer can get you out of almost any moving violation except dwi/dui. I know people who have had multiple 20+ over tickets thrown out with a good lawyer!

Who cares? Having it or not having it on your record doesn't make a bit of difference to any one except your insurance company. Definitely not the regionals in this hiring environment. Save yourself the time and hassle and just forget about it. Now, if you did something dumb like 20 over in a school zone or got slapped with reckless driving or something, thats a different ball of wax.