For those of you who are good at math

[darkshark]

Re: For those of you who are good at math

judging your speed by eye?? wtf you can use that against him...no math needed..lmao. You're gonna win..no doubt

i was still without a doubt going over the speed limit, i floored it the whole way lol, im not happy unless im going fast =P do you still think id win regaurdless of the speed limit?

[uhcougars2006]

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where does the downward slope begin?

EDIT: If I did my math right, your speed was 60mph w/ the 4% downward slope. Still speeding but slower than what the cop thought.
What do I get as an award for doing all this f*cking math for you when I could've been sleeping?

EDIT: I missed a step. You were probably going 55.8mph with the slope.

[stretchypanda]

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Wow. I certainly WISH this ticket would stand. Doing 50 in a 20 is just retarded.

[TheRaiRaiEatsBalloons]

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Wow. I certainly WISH this ticket would stand. Doing 50 in a 20 is just retarded.

I agree. Driving like a stupid shithead is dumb as hell, and it doesn't impress anyone aside from stupid shitheads. I would say "it's your decision," but it puts random people in mortal danger on a regular basis.

[TIMEDISORT]

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Around 54-57 mph with the slope. He still cant judge if you are speeding or not.

[Anticrombie0909]

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You're all idiots. Do you really think a cop can't tell when somebody is speeding? Especially doing at least 20 miles over in a slow area?

If the case gets dropped, it'll be because you dragged his ass into court and he doesn't want to bother. Throw all the fancy math equations you want; none of it will hold up in court nor will the judge give two ****s about what you have to say when he's got a cop to testify against you.

[Squeek]

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Any idiot can tell the difference between the average speed of a bicyclist and a car on a highway.

Good luck with your court case regardless.

[emptiness]

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you should've just paid a fine. its not that much unless you were speeding through a school zone or something.

[Hr2]

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The only time I've ever heard of someone winning a speeding ticket when they were in court was some kid who's dad was a police chief (in another district) came in to support him. If this cop has a good record then you have no chance.

Bleh, how come people speed, I find it extremely stressful to speed or be around people who are speeding.

[esupin]

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Around 54-57 mph with the slope. He still cant judge if you are speeding or not.

Well, it was in a 25 mph zone... if I were the judge, I wouldn't let you off. Especially because you're only 18.

[stlunatic0124]

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1. They're going to laugh in your face if you walk in there with a math equation. Chances are they'll either drop it or the DA will work out a deal with you to pay a certain amount of money to drop the ticket with 0 points.
2. If you really want me to figure this out I will, PM me.

[sertman]

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If you're going 65 in a 25, and your argument is you were only going 45, you're not going to win.

[darkshark]

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im not even trying to win really, im mainly just trying to get a reduction in my fine, which was $350+ and if i can prove that i wasnt going as fast as first thought, then im sure ill get a redux

[-Fallen-]

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Why not just drive according to the law? It's the one and only rule they havn't completely set out on the world that makes everyone pissed off.

[Necamus]

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Hahahahahahaha. Smoooooth. And I'm hoping you don't get a reduction. You deserve the fine for such excessive speeding.

Do you really think a cop can't tell when somebody is speeding?

Who suggested they can't tell the difference? It's the fact that it wouldn't hold up in a court case anywhere near as well as a radar gun would that we're all talking about. Sure, the cop might be able to tell that you're speeding, but it isn't like he is going to judge your speed precisely.