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Many people just get a speeding ticket, go home, cry or get angry, then send the money away in the mail. When I got my speeding ticket, I was going to do the same thing - until I found out that there was a way to get the ticket completely erased from my driving record.

That experience not only saved me money (in ticket fees and Insurance Rate increase), but it also kept my driving points intact, and my record remained clean). And, I didn't have to go to driving school!

You can try a variety of tactics for beating speeding tickets, but many of these will only make the problem worse. For instance, if you try to justify your speed by claiming that all of the drivers around you were speeding, you won't win. You may try to cry or give the judge a sob story, but it isn't exactly the best way to get out of a ticket.

Do not ever say you were sorry you were speeding, either. Once you've done this, you admit you were aware that you were in fact speeding, and when the officer tells the judge this, your case is closed.

Here are the best strategies to use for defending yourself against a speeding ticket. First, do not pay immediately. Second, never hire an attorney. Both the prosecuting attorney and the police officer will act on the assumption that you have no clue how to defend yourself, and so will simply pay the ticket. If you don't, their money-making operations slow to a standstill. This is the best way to defend yourself against a charge of speeding.

People who don't take the time to learn how to beat a speeding charge will experience more problems than the money loss incurred by paying the ticket. That's why spending money to learn how to fight the ticket makes so much sense - don't let the police and the prosecutors win. With a little inside information, you can keep your money and go home the winner!