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Originally Posted by Lewis123
I just moved to STL this year and noticed all of the traffic ticket businesses. How does it work and why is it legal?
Curious non-St. Louisan
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Get a ticket, go to court and/or contact a service/law firm, make deal that if take a class/course, and pass, you get reduction/removal of charges/points...
At the end of the day, you gain knowledge [hopefully], don't get points [or as many], and you hopefully save potential increase of insurance rates.
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