Speeding ticket
 

I got a speeding ticket going 75mph in a 65mph zone, not a work zone. Is it true that in kansas it is reported as a non moving violation? So, it won't be sent to my insurance?

Far as I know, all speeding tickets are reported to insurance unless you pay the extra fee to keep it away from insurance.

DUMBASS!

I know long john silvers is good dude but you wanna get there in one piece

In the state of Kansas, it is considered a non-moving violation and will not affect your insurance. If you are a resident of Kansas, you are fine. What I don’t know is if you live in Missouri, or wherever, it’s possible it gets reported to that state. Probably not a good explanation, but the long and short is if you live in Kansas nothing will change.

thanks brother, i currently do live in kansas

Two weeks ago I got a written warning for going 75 in a 55;;

11 over is the magic number

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I only stop people for going 11 or more over. Then if you’re not being a dick, I’ll reduce it to 10 and it saves you $50 upfront and doesn’t get reported on your drivers license. That’s in Oklahoma though.

One thing about California is the freeways, when they move, are like a rally race. I frequently drive 20 over on the way to our mountain cabin, and I get passed like I am standing still.

How is driving too fast NOT a moving voilation? LMAO
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My last ticket was a 113 in a 35. Got it reduced to driving with defective equipment.

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Do you have to keep reminding me I am a criminal? I know I am. Can’t stay out of trouble. You are a great poster, but these subtle mind games are uncalled for.