Whoa, really? That's how it was when I was growing up, but when I came back from college (and every time I've visited) I've seen a lot of cops with the lights out, so I figured they changed the policies or something. What neighborhood/town are you in?SeVa-S13 wrote:cops have to have bright blue running lights on at all times so they're easily visible.
No, there's no way for them to check for insurance as far as I know, just registration. But last I checked the insurance ticket can be dropped by going to court and proving you were covered at the time you were pulled over. It's a fixit ticket and they'll charge you something small, maybe $10 or something like that, and drop the other fee. Surely there's a date on the ticket that gives you the option of going to court?silvia R wrote:ok it also says they charged for no proof of insurence ( sorry cant spell lol) but we do we got AAA. so is that really fair? just cause we dont have the papers to prove it but the cop see's it on his monitor in his car. he even checked and ran her plates and sayed that everthings fine. and we dont need the papers cause he see the proof on his monitor. soo if the cop run's her plates and see's the proof, he can still bill us for not having the papers?
sorry everone if this is a little confusing, it's 2 in the morning where i live and im pretty tired lol.
I know in Georgia that having no proof of insurance is a $400 dollar ticket but it can taken care of in court with proof of insurance over the time of ticket.DAEDALUS wrote:
they'll charge you something small, maybe $10 or something like that, and drop the other fee.
Last time I checked... AAA was not insurance.silvia R wrote:ok it also says they charged for no proof of insurence ( sorry cant spell lol) but we do we got AAA.
I hear that! I force myself to use cruise control out here. Funny thing is that in this area the stupid Highway Patrol reports to media outlets where they'll be patrolling. Then the news stations report it. So I'm always preparedhansQ45 wrote:It's extremely difficult for me to keep the Q45 at 55 mph or 65 mph on the highway. The car seems to naturally want to run at about 80 mph on the open four-lane highway.
I just sat through a class. Not bad, really, and the ticket and points are no longer on my record. No icrease in insurance cost, and at the time I was delivering pizza so I got to keep my job. Lots of good reasons to sit and endure a lecture. I can't remember what the class cost me.hansQ45 wrote:I don't want the points and potentially get hammered by my insurance company.