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I didn't notice my insurance expired. right after being towed , i renewed insurance that very day of receiving the tickets.
answered on Oct 30, 2018
Penalties If convicted for driving without insurance in NJ: First Offense: Loss of your license for one year, community service to be determined by the court and a fine between $300.00 and $1,000.00. The fact that you now have the insurance will definitely help your case, but you were required to... View More 
My ticket has wrong date of year and i do not have license. I didn’t have insurance, registration on me as well at the time of ticket. Can the ticket be dismissed?
answered on Oct 28, 2018
Unfortunately in New Jersey it's a notice pleading state so if you had notice of the ticket and the officer can testify that he gave the ticket to you or saw you driving, even if some of the information on the ticket is wrong or missing the ticket will generally still stand. In most cases any... View More
How much is this violation and does it have any points on it?
answered on Oct 27, 2018
General this ticket is given when you're driving a vehicle that is over it's permitted weight. Generally your fine will be based on the amount of pounds the vehicle is overweight.
So if I mounted some white strobe lights on my truck grill, the door steps, in the rear, and some other places will I get a ticket for just having them mounted? I will not be using the lights on public roads. Just in my woods on my private property. I live in Glouster county New Jersey. Which... View More
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answered on Oct 22, 2018
You can probably get a ticket bc they just need probable cause to do that.
Is that standard procedure?
answered on Oct 17, 2018
Yes, there are different tickets he could have issued and unlawfully operate is appropriate as would failure to obey a traffic signal
answered on Oct 12, 2018
It is very difficult to answer your question, as Speeding tickets go by speed.
Up to 14 mph over is 2 points, 15-29 is 4 points and 30+ is 5 points
Fines range anywhere from 50-200 dollars administrative and
1 -9 mph over is 85 (140 if violation of safe corridor or in... View More
answered on Sep 26, 2018
In general once a ticket is issued no statute of limitations applies.
answered on Sep 24, 2018
New Jersey Rev Stat § 39:4-138.3 (2013)
Parking in front of driveway permitted; conditions
Notwithstanding the provisions of R.S.39:4-138 to the contrary, any municipality may, by ordinance, permit the parking of motor vehicles in front of private driveways whenever both the... View More
I also got a ticket for a safety glass I don't understand that at all I don't have a problem with the police but if they can have tented windows and license plates tented why can't I I'm no different than they are I believe in equality every person should be treated fairly and... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2018
You can go to court to fight the tickets however you don't have a defense if your windows and license plates were tinted. Unfortunately the law is not equal and just like they are allowed to speed and your not, so are they also allowed to tint their squad cars windows and plates.... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2018
You will not receive any points for this ticket.
I have 9 points from the 3 tickets
answered on Sep 4, 2018
New Jersey Persistent Violator Hearing Lawyers
The New Jersey Administrative Code (“N.J.A.C.”) section 13:19-10.2 gives authority to the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission to suspend a driver’s license for having accumulated too many points within a certain period of time. This is what is... View More
I was visiting family in NJ and was driving on a dark highway in my MIL’s car to see a friend. I knew I had a weird left u turn coming up and was a little freaked out about it because it was hella dark, so I was going slow (I know about that NJ law). So someone comes up on my bumper so close I... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2018
Sure you can fight the ticket, but if you try to you could get a ticket for improper lane change a moving violation. Best bet is to just pay it, police are allowed to tailgate you.
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answered on Sep 1, 2018
Contact the court in the Connecticut town where you were issued the ticket and if you don't remember then contact NJMVC and they should tell you but if they don't know then your last stop would be CT Motor Vehicle. Good luck!
answered on Aug 31, 2018
Best way to avoid points on any ticket is to hire a good lawyer. I don't know what you mean by I just received summary as that is not a legal term.
What should i do? It makes no sense as to why the officer gave me a ticket that isn’t mine. Does that mean i didn’t actually get a ticket?
answered on Aug 30, 2018
Interesting bring your ticket to a lawyer to get the best advise, this is something a lawyer should see.
answered on Aug 30, 2018
I would be willing to be that there is a warrant based on a failure to appear. If you do not show, a warrant can be issued and they can suspend your license. It is not a failure to prosecute.
There is no crosswalk lines to indicate a crosswalk and I was parked on a Main Street not a side street. The Main Street does not have a place to cross where my car was parked. On the side street there is yellow markings indicating to a driver not to park but on the main road (Bay Ave.) there... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2018
Yes you can plead not guilty, just call up the court and tell them.
answered on Aug 21, 2018
In general clerical errors are not a defense to a traffic ticket. You need a defense based on the facts of the case. With two tickets I suggest you hire a good lawyer.
answered on Aug 16, 2018
You just need to call the court at the number listed on the ticket. I suggest hiring a good lawyer if you want to have the best chance of getting the best result (i.e low fine and no points)
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