NH/MA Speeding tickets ? ?
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NH/MA Speeding tickets ? ? Has anyone with a New Hampshire drivers license ever received a speeding ticket in Mass ? The main thing I need to know is do the points show up on my NH license if I plead guilty and pay the ticket ? I really can't afford to have the points transfer to my license , I know that some states don't report to each other .
I got the ticket on 95/128 from a state trooper , I was in my Trailblazer cruising with the flow of traffic about 60-65 , some A-hole in a van was tailgating me so close I couldn't see his f*cking headlights ! So when I had the chance I changed lanes an accelerated , within seconds , a trooper in a Ford Expedition pulls me over , he didn't get me on radar , he clocked me . Wrote me for a 77 in a 55 .
Any advice/help would be appreciated ? I've never gotten a ticket in Mass , so I don't know how the court system works .
I got the ticket on 95/128 from a state trooper , I was in my Trailblazer cruising with the flow of traffic about 60-65 , some A-hole in a van was tailgating me so close I couldn't see his f*cking headlights ! So when I had the chance I changed lanes an accelerated , within seconds , a trooper in a Ford Expedition pulls me over , he didn't get me on radar , he clocked me . Wrote me for a 77 in a 55 .
Any advice/help would be appreciated ? I've never gotten a ticket in Mass , so I don't know how the court system works .
Mike you are crazy if you plea guilty! Plea not gulity, get a court date, show up and try to plea bargin your case. 99% of the time they will knock it down to a "no points" violation and you just pay the fine and be on your way, no points on the license. This is what you should do.
Originally Posted by Big Mike
Mike you are crazy if you plea guilty! Plea not gulity, get a court date, show up and try to plea bargin your case. 99% of the time they will knock it down to a "no points" violation and you just pay the fine and be on your way, no points on the license. This is what you should do.
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the points will follow you.
for a couple of years now the registry has been a nation wide database. the registry is connected to homeland security and whatever you do in whichever state will follow you anywhere. heck, if you have a warrant or owe taxes they dont have to give you your license.
for a couple of years now the registry has been a nation wide database. the registry is connected to homeland security and whatever you do in whichever state will follow you anywhere. heck, if you have a warrant or owe taxes they dont have to give you your license.
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If NH is a compact state, then they will, call your registry and see if they are a part of the multi state compact. I had one in MD in 1996 78-55, pled to it, and paid it, and it never showed.
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Originally Posted by Krazy98Z28
I thought out of state doesnt count on your state record...
All 50 states have reciprocating agreements now.
If you get a ticket in any state, it will show up
on your "MVR" and your insurance company will
find out.
I would plead "Not Guilty" and talk to the Trooper
before court. Be Nice, if you do, they usually just
drop it down to a "No Point Fine" and be done with it.
