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Florida Driver, Nj Speeding Ticket

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Florida Driver, Nj Speeding Ticket

Postby Adam » Wed Apr 02, 2014 7:06 pm

My problem requires a speeding citation in the state-of: Nj
I acquired a speeding ticket in NJ about the turnpike. i visited court today for it and i got it down seriously to 2 points and an excellent, which i settled at that moment. (it had been really a poor solution in the beginning). my issue is the fact that I'm a California driver, so may the details get transferred to the CA DMV to put up my permit?? (im designed to get 2 items)
Thanks
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California Driver, New Jersey Speeding Ticket

Postby Denten » Wed Apr 30, 2014 11:18 am

It appears like both California & NJ are people within the Non Resident Violator Compact which mandates that upon conviction, minor traffic violations be reported to 1is house State.
If/when this really is documented towards the CA DMV, Californiais breach point system may utilize when it comes to just how many factors are put into your CA operating record.
You did not mention what breach you pled right down to, and so I can not let you know what NJis 2-factors may convert to underneath the California system.
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California Driver, New Jersey Speeding Ticket

Postby cumhea » Sun May 11, 2014 10:08 am

ok cool. and i can just do traffic school to take it off if it ever goes on. thanks
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California Driver, New Jersey Speeding Ticket

Postby Fridrik » Fri May 16, 2014 11:47 am

Quoting ztrain



69mph in a 55 sorry abt that







Not a problem... 69 in 55 equates to, or can be treated as a 22349(b) "Exceeding the maximum 55 mph speed limit" which under California's violation point system will result in a 1-point violation being added to your driving record, and it will remain on there for a period of 3 years.

What impact will that have on your insurance premium? It depends on a number of factors including but not limited to your prior traffic conviction record, the company you are insured with and how often they run an abstract of your record as part of their procedures... etc.
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California Driver, New Jersey Speeding Ticket

Postby courtland87 » Wed May 28, 2014 10:24 am

69mph in a 55 sorry abt that
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California Driver, New Jersey Speeding Ticket

Postby Cenewyg » Sat Jun 21, 2014 2:28 am

Estimating ztrain<br />
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Okay cool. And that I could simply do traffic faculty to go down if it actually continues. Cheers<br />
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I'm not too acquainted with NJis traffic school choice and sometimes even if it's available. Nevertheless, centered on that which you published, it seems in my experience like your situation continues to be adjudicated and shut (you joined a request, settled the good... etc)...<br />
Which means you have to contact the courtroom and/or even the DMV in NJ for information on that.<br />
If this breach is documented to California when I believe it'll be, getting traffic school in California won't take away the stage from your own CA operating record.
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