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Old August 18th 06, 02:03 AM posted to misc.transport.road,rec.autos.driving,aus.cars,hfx.general
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Default Articles About Traffic Saftey and Traffic School

more at: http://www.speedingticketsecrets.com

Traffic School

Most jurisdictions have a provision allowing you to attend traffic
school. Upon completion points will be removed from your motor vehicle
report (MVR). It is always in your best interest to accept traffic
school. You will still have to pay the fine but the amount you will
save on your insurance premiums will be worth the effort. This may
sound like a contradiction to my previous advice to always fight your
traffic ticket. However our goal is to keep the ticket off your record
and avoid the increase in insurance premiums. Don't pay the speeding
ticket and then have your state DOT notify you that you are eligible
for school. Typically you are only eligible to attend school once every
eighteen months and only two points are removed. If you wait everything
will be posted to your Motor Vehicle Report (MVR).

What you want to happen is for the ticket and your attendance of
traffic school not to appear on your record. Many judges have the
option of dismissing your speeding ticket upon payment of the fine and
completion of traffic school. By talking to the judge's secretary you
can find out if this will be reported to the state. Always try to
negotiate for this option. Then another jurisdiction cannot check on
the frequency with which you have attended school, all the points
disappear and your insurance carrier is not alerted to your driving
habits.

Traffic school normally consists of eight hours of classroom
instruction. The classes are available at most technical schools and
are held at night or on Saturday. This is time well spent since you
will be saving between $1000 to $3000 on your insurance premiums over
the next three years. In other words you are being paid over $100 per
hour to attend school. Even with this tremendous financial incentive
people avoid traffic school because they see it as punishment. Because
of this resentment I feel that these types of classes are ineffective
in improving driving behavior.

more at: http://www.speedingticketsecrets.com

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