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Ohkun 04-08-2013 03:13 PM

Speed Violation Ticket issued to 'Ower' of Vehicle
 
Hi,

I got pulled over doing bit over 60 on 50 zone.

She asked if I'm the registered owner of my car.
Police officer said she will give me a break and issuing ticket to 'owner' of vehicle instead of the 'driver'.


According to her, if I just pay it off, it doesn't show up on my record in any way and there's no point given.
If this is true, I'll be glad to pay off $113($134-$25) and forget about it.


I know it works similar in red light camera, but I just didn't know if it works same with speeding ticket.

XplicitLuder 04-08-2013 04:33 PM

don't you gotta pay anyways? so just pay it and forget about it lol

MeowMeow 04-08-2013 04:49 PM

Yeah works same like red light camera situation
My friend prepping to be a firefighter went to the court and asked the judge to change his speeding ticket to the one that gets issued to the owner so he doesn't get points
That way his license wouldn't be suspended and he wouldn't have to do his N all over again
Judge was nice enough to change it for him for I think 2 tickets.

ancient_510 04-08-2013 04:50 PM

I've done this before In court, not at the roadside.

The officer and I negotiated and he rewrote the ticket to me as the registered owner instead of the operator so I didn't contaminate my professional drivers record.

$138 and no points as opposed to $198 and 3 points? Good deal (especially when probably wouldn't have won in court).

blee123 04-09-2013 11:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joh (Post 8206937)
Hi,

I got pulled over doing bit over 60 on 50 zone.

She asked if I'm the registered owner of my car.
Police officer said she will give me a break and issuing ticket to 'owner' of vehicle instead of the 'driver'.


According to her, if I just pay it off, it doesn't show up on my record in any way and there's no point given.
If this is true, I'll be glad to pay off $113($134-$25) and forget about it.


I know it works similar in red light camera, but I just didn't know if it works same with speeding ticket.

don't the points then go towards the owner of the vehicle?

for example: if you were driving your mom's car and u get pulled over and they issue the ticket to your "mom" instead of you, doesnt the points go towards your mom?

how does this thing work?

MeowMeow 04-10-2013 12:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blee123 (Post 8208244)
don't the points then go towards the owner of the vehicle?

for example: if you were driving your mom's car and u get pulled over and they issue the ticket to your "mom" instead of you, doesnt the points go towards your mom?

how does this thing work?

From what I'm aware of owners don't get points. Just a ticket.
Cuz with my friend's incident he got the ticket and he was the owner of the car.
Wouldn't make sense if he still got the points cuz then his license would have been suspended.
And from what I know of (and sure of) after his ticket got changed to owner's ticket he didn't receive points.
Hope that made sense.
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Ohkun 04-10-2013 12:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blee123 (Post 8208244)
don't the points then go towards the owner of the vehicle?

for example: if you were driving your mom's car and u get pulled over and they issue the ticket to your "mom" instead of you, doesnt the points go towards your mom?

how does this thing work?

from what I can understand, ticket is usually given to the 'owner' of vehicle when driver isn't clearly known. (ie. red light camera)

Since the driver is unknown, fine is issued to the owner of vehicle but record or point isn't given to anyone.

Anyways, in my case, it was clear who was 'driving' but officer issued it to the owner(still me tho) to give me a break of some sort.

Spidey 04-10-2013 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joh (Post 8208272)
from what I can understand, ticket is usually given to the 'owner' of vehicle when driver isn't clearly known. (ie. red light camera)

Since the driver is unknown, fine is issued to the owner of vehicle but record or point isn't given to anyone.

Anyways, in my case, it was clear who was 'driving' but officer issued it to the owner(still me tho) to give me a break of some sort.

getting a ticket for going 60 in a 50 is still a pretty traffic nazi move, regadless of whether you were given a pass on the pts.

Spidey 04-10-2013 04:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MeowMeow (Post 8206992)
Yeah works same like red light camera situation
My friend prepping to be a firefighter went to the court and asked the judge to change his speeding ticket to the one that gets issued to the owner so he doesn't get points
That way his license wouldn't be suspended and he wouldn't have to do his N all over again
Judge was nice enough to change it for him for I think 2 tickets.

I think it is the police officer that has to agree to amend the ticket to the RO from the driver.

zulutango 04-11-2013 06:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueG2 (Post 8208751)
I think it is the police officer that has to agree to amend the ticket to the RO from the driver.

Correct. Only the person who issued it has the right to change it.

LP560 04-20-2013 05:15 AM

Worked for me.

zulutango 04-20-2013 05:53 AM

A VT is a "ticket information" and a judge can only change it if the person who swore it requests, and then only if the judge agrees. If Police swore an information for a stolen property charge for someone stealing a car the judge can't decide to change it to "take without owner's consent" on his own.


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