Never Pay Another Speeding Ticket
 

This was on the news last night. Pretty interesting:

http://www.myfoxkc.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=0FA7521311B2CDCD95B63D9D52DE1DBD ?contentId=6430308&version=2&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=1.1.1&sflg=1

Hey Buddy, link is not working.

:)

Ticket insurance...that's pretty wild. I suppose if you're the type that gets speeding tickets on a habitual basis, this may be for you. I, however, get my speed fixes on the race track and always just blend with the flow...knock on wood, it's been over twenty years since my last speeding violation and I've driven Porsches this whole time.

Very interesting, good find bmussatti. You learn something new here everyday. Obviously that entrepreneur/ex-cop knows his stats and has done his homework. Good on him! LB what about that business - you could work from home then, and not park in the parkades downtown!

Cheers :)

The problem here is underwriting and self-selection. I hope he has a good actuary there.

:D

so how does it work as far as the violation going on your record. 7 violations in a year would revoke your license in many states even if they were paid.

Bruce, he did say 80% no ticket policy holders. :) Maybe his SO is an insurance actuary :D You know how many $b insurance co's make. :confused:

And hey, how many of the younger guys have ever seen a BL movie? :confused: He was the best, remember that one with Kareem, amazing! He was the hero in our family - the speed, it was simply incredible. Chuck I don't think could hold a candle to Bruce.

Cheers, and good forum, good on you. :cheers:

Wow, I wonder if they would cover a sportbike.

Heheheh...

We covered that same story here last night also on Fox 11 LA. here is a link to the site.

http://trafficare.net/

The exact number of violations allowed before license suspension varies from state to state.
Each violation carries a certain number of points, and these points stay on your record for a set period, usually several years. So, even if you pay the fine for a ticket, the points may still affect your driving record.
traffic violation

Scammers evolve.

Now they're resurrecting old threads and including their link of destruction. Very clever, but we're on to you Kevin Mark.

I'm disappointed because I thought we might be hearing from bmussatti again.

It sounds like you're dealing with a situation where scammers are resurrecting old threads to insert malicious links, a tactic that’s becoming more common as they try to bypass more recent security measures. The reference to Kevin Mark seems to imply that the person behind this activity has a known history, and you’re rightly keeping an eye on them.

The line about being disappointed in not hearing from bmussatti adds a personal touch, suggesting you were hoping for more insightful or positive engagement from that individual, rather than dealing with a scammer’s disruptive behavior. njmcdirect