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Old 10-26-2007, 09:05 PM
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This was a year or so ago in WV. I remember reading once in one of the other rooms someone paying something like $1000 for one, too - but can't remember if that's all they did or what state room it was in. Either way, overall most of Georgia's ticketing fees are CHEAP compared with some other states.
Traffic fines in Georgia are low when compared with many other states.

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Old 10-27-2007, 07:22 PM
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is it true if you go over one mile of the speed limit in ga, even your first offense you can go to jail for a year???I never got a ticket in my life and I have heard that ga cops are tough too.

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Old 10-27-2007, 09:03 PM
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is it true if you go over one mile of the speed limit in ga, even your first offense you can go to jail for a year???I never got a ticket in my life and I have heard that ga cops are tough too.
No. Not true. As far as the Ga State Patrol, they will not even bother you if you are under 95 MPH. Some of the local cops have speed traps here and there but not too many.

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Old 10-28-2007, 12:43 PM
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Should be $1,000 to cut down on the number of dry pavement car accidents that result in my commute doubling because of people following too closely.

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Old 10-28-2007, 02:24 PM
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KevK.. good news! I was getting a bit scared, I never even go the max myself, i personally like 50mph!

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Old 10-28-2007, 03:57 PM
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When I was studying for driver's test umteen years ago , I remember reading in the driver's manual that drivers should stay 3 car lengths behind the car in front of them. Humph, you try doing that now, about 3 cars will get in between you and the other car!

I don't know if that's still in the driver's manual, but, I've only lived here in Georgia and got my license in Georgia, so, I guess when the cops want to, they can give you a ticket...they are trying to meet quotas...just like the "window tint" thing; if your tint is darker than 32%, they will give you a ticket, even if you've been riding around with dark tint for a couple of years.

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Old 10-28-2007, 04:24 PM
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It's the end of the month. cops are ticket happy. I just got a ticket today one block from my house! that totally s*cks. I was doing 47 in a school zone which is 25. and i consider myself a slow driver considering i feel like everyone else around me is going to run me over when they are flying down the street. i'm in gwinnett county. how much is that ticket gonna cost me? do i have to go to court or can i just pay the thing?
22 over in a school zone...you're lucky to still be driving in some areas...when I lived in NC, that was considered reckless driving. If you speed everywhere else(like most of us do), slow down in a school zone...sometimes that crossing guard is an off-duty LEO.

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No. Not true. As far as the Ga State Patrol, they will not even bother you if you are under 95 MPH. Some of the local cops have speed traps here and there but not too many.
I drive less than eight (8) miles each way to work, and yet there are days when I see two or three active speed traps along the E/W Connector and Cumberland Parkway.

Then again, this is the Cobb County police we're talking about.

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