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Q: can a court appearance for Misdemeanor B (susp lic.-CA State) in Kansas driving be done by phone or paid for?

Person driving to move to Kentucky from California was stopped while speeding 8 mph over limit on highway 70 and given ticket, which was paid, then another ticket to appear in court for suspended Calif license. At time, she didn't know license was suspended, until stopped by KHP. She now lives... View More

Brian Leininger
Brian Leininger
answered on Sep 18, 2017

The driver, or an attorney on her behalf, will need to appear in court. Find a lawyer in the county where this occurred or nearby.

2 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents and Traffic Tickets for Kansas on
Q: I got into a car accident 4.5 months ago. How long after the accident do the cops have to ticket me?

Accident wasn't my fault. Someone backed out of off street parking spot and they hit me. I was already behind the person when they put the car in reverse.

David Adams
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David Adams
answered on Sep 16, 2017

technically, the charges can come through quite a while after an event, but practically, if you don't get a ticket within a day or two, or at most a week, you are not likely going to get one. From the facts you mentioned, it doesn't sound like you should get any ticket in any case.

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Q: My son just got his third speeding ticket in four years - what's he looking at here?
Brian Leininger
Brian Leininger
answered on Aug 18, 2017

If those are his only traffic violations over that period of time he is not looking at a license suspension. However, his insurance is likely to keep going up with each ticket. He should go to court to try to keep this off his record or get a lawyer to help him with it.

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Q: Can a bicyclist get a ticket for violating traffic rules?
Brian Leininger
Brian Leininger
answered on Aug 13, 2017

Yes, absolutely.

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Q: How many traffic tickets can a person be issued in the State of Kansas before his license is suspended.
Brian Leininger
Brian Leininger
answered on Aug 13, 2017

If we are talking about regular moving violations you will get suspended when you get four within a one-year period.

1 Answer | Asked in Car Accidents and Traffic Tickets for Kansas on
Q: My son has to go to court for not stopping at a stop sign he hit a car what will happen

He hit someone but no one was hurt and the ticket just says not stopping at a stop sign

Peter N. Munsing
Peter N. Munsing
answered on Jul 6, 2017

If he is going into the service (for real not a "I think I might" ) then cop may move it down to a non-moving violation.

Otherwise, he gets points, his insurance will go up.

Possible a judge could drop it but there was a crash and the judge & cop will be concerned that...
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2 Answers | Asked in Traffic Tickets and Car Accidents for Kansas on
Q: Who's really at fault

I'm in the middle of the intersection to turn the opposing lane has 2 cars coming light turns yellow the inside lane car slows and stops for light the outside lane car is 4 car leights back I proceed to clear intersection the outside lane car clips me

Ray Choudhry
Ray Choudhry
answered on May 2, 2017

Depends on the light at the moment he clipped you.

If it was red, he was to stop.

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