Table of Contents
- 1 What to say when a cop asks do you know how fast you were going?
- 2 How do police cars Check your speed?
- 3 How do traffic police catch you speeding?
- 4 Can you ask for proof of speeding?
- 5 How long do police have to issue speeding fine?
- 6 How far away can a police radar detect your speed?
- 7 Is it worth it to fight a ticket?
- 8 Can someone else take my speeding points?
- 9 Why did he get out of a speeding ticket so quickly?
- 10 Does having an attitude guarantee you a speeding ticket?
What to say when a cop asks do you know how fast you were going?
Keep It Simple The officer might ask “Do you know why I stopped you?” If you answer at all, your answer should always be “No.” Similarly, if the officer asks “Do you know how fast you were going?,” the best answer is “Yes.” The officer may then tell you how fast you were going but do not argue.
How do police cars Check your speed?
Police use sophisticated radar guns to check the speed of vehicles as they travel. The technology at the heart of the radar gun is, of course, radar, which stands for Radio Detection And Ranging. Radar guns feature both a radio transmitter and receiver. A radar gun uses radio waves to detect and monitor moving objects.
How do traffic police catch you speeding?
Most states allow police officers to catch speeders using technology called VASCAR (“Visual Average Speed Computer and Recorder”). VASCAR is basically a stopwatch coupled electronically with a calculator.
Why do police ask why you were speeding?
But the fact is that it is a method of interrogating a person to see if they will admit that they were speeding. This is a comment that the police officer can and will include in his report to the judge regarding the traffic ticket that he issued to the civilian in question.
Can you speed if it’s an emergency?
Is it legal to speed due to a medical emergency, such as a loved one in labor? This actually has a very simple answer: No. Regardless of the situation, breaking traffic laws can result in the serious injury or death.
Can you ask for proof of speeding?
Yes. However, on the vast majority of cases, there is no obligation upon the Police to disclose evidence until the case gets to Court. That said, if you persevere, you should be able to obtain same from the Police on a voluntary basis.
How long do police have to issue speeding fine?
within 14 days
The law states that the police must send the NIP within 14 days of the offence, not including the day it happened. So, the NIP you receive must be dated within 14 days of the offence. If it is dated outside of this time, the notice is invalid.
How far away can a police radar detect your speed?
Detection range can be as low as 100 feet or less to over a mile. A radar may track a distant large vehicle instead of a closer small vehicle without any indication to the operator which vehicle the radar is tracking.
Are ambulances allowed to speed?
Speed Limits In general, the speed limit is 50km/h, unless otherwise stated. Emergency vehicles such as fire engines, ambulances, and Singapore Police Force and Singapore Civil Defence Force vehicles are allowed to exceed the speed limit while on official duty.
Is it ever OK to exceed the speed limit?
This law prohibits drivers from exceeding a posted speed limit. On most California highways, the maximum speed is 65 miles per hour though some roads allow a speed of up to 70 mph. For a two-lane highway with no dividers, 55 mph is the maximum speed limit unless otherwise posted.
Is it worth it to fight a ticket?
It’s certainly possible, but fighting traffic tickets can take a lot of time and effort and may not be worth it in the long run, even if you ultimately prevail. But if a ticket means thousands of dollars in increased insurance premiums, however, it may be very worthwhile to fight it.
Can someone else take my speeding points?
Taking penalty points for someone else can lead to a prosecution for perverting the course of justice, which carries a maximum penalty of a life sentence – though the average sentence is 10 months.
Why did he get out of a speeding ticket so quickly?
He asked for radar proof from the officer, as you can only gauge speed without radar if you are BEHIND or NEXT TO someone. It is also impossible to GET accurate radar while moving. So he got out of that ticket instantly because i guess people usually accept the ticket, never questioning a cop.
Do you ever admit to speeding to a cop?
Not a cop, but never admit to speeding because then they have to give you a ticket because you admitted guilt. Source I have 1 judge, 3 lawyers, and a paralegal as very close friends.
Why is it so hard to give tickets to cops?
Also alot of the time when people make small talk and have somewhat of a conversation it humanizes the people were dealing with and makes it harder for us to give someone a ticket. Cops are people too we have feels.
Does having an attitude guarantee you a speeding ticket?
TL;DR having an attitude pretty much guarantees a ticket. I have been pulled over 8 times without receiving a single ticket and most of it was due to the fact that I attempted to appear as non-threatening as possible and made small talk with all of them, even as far as asking how their their night is going.