Trying to understand to understand CSA and PSP after receiving a speeding citation

You have to dig into your driving records...?

 

You got a speeding ticket.

Not a warning.

Not an inspection.

You'll need a lawyer.
Call roadlaw.

If it's your only ticket. The prosecution will probably be lenient and recommend the judge a lesser ticket so it may stay off your driving record. As long as you pay the fine.

California is trucker friendly. They just want your money. Unless their attitude has changed in the last 10 years.

I paid a lawyer. He got the ticket changed to a logbook violation. I still had to pay the fine of $450+lawyer. But it stayed off my record.

That's how the system works. In truck friendly states.

Wyoming and New Mexico are NOT truck friendly. Lawyers won't even take your money because they're no win states. Keep your ##** clean in those states.

I have no idea on the eastern states. Never got a ticket on that side.

 

GA are not truck friendly, VA don't like trucks, but usually will work, say an overweight violation, that only stays in state, as long as you pay, won’t be a record.
Dont pay, they’ll pull your license, in that state.

 

Find a lawyer near the court district shown on the ticket. May cost you there in CA $500 or more. They know how to deal with the local prosecutors and may be successful in changing the ticket to a non moving violation that won't show on your record. You will still have to pay at least the same amount as for the speeding ticket on the top of the lawyer's fee. As far as the judge feeling sympathy for you and giving you a warning, don't count on it.

 

1st as others have said.. get a lawyer to fight the ticket.

Your psp and csa will be fine.. these points come from only 2 places... dot inspection and accident reports

 

Your lawyer should advise you on what the statement should say.

 

Lawyers will do a better job then you will.

I didn't have to post a bond.