speeding ticket question

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I have two tickets that i got two months apart.

Can i take traffic school on both? Or can traffic school only be taken on one?

What's the best way to not let it affect my insurance
 
Got two within two weeks.

Haven't payed or looked at either.

**** the cops.
 
I got a speeding ticket doing 77 on a 55 and I hired a traffic lawyer and he took care of the ticket and no points were lost. Only had to pay the lawyer and still have the option to take a defensive driving course in the future if I want to lower the insurance.

Haven't gone over 10 mph since then and no tickets ever since.
 
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it may vary by state so look it up, but in cali you cant take traffic school for 18 months after taking it once. so you would only be able to take it for one ticket. you could go to court and try to fight it or ask for a fee reduction or somethin but chances are your insurance will go up
 
OP either get a lawyer or prepare to show up in court and either fight the ticket or hope the officer doesn't show up. Worst case you pay the fine and get some points deducted and take a defensive driving class to get some back.
 
it may vary by state so look it up, but in cali you cant take traffic school for 18 months after taking it once. so you would only be able to take it for one ticket. you could go to court and try to fight it or ask for a fee reduction or somethin but chances are your insurance will go up
If I go to court for arraignment for both can I get traffic school from there for at least one?
 
Depends on the state, but it prolly has to be a least a year apart. Maybe look to see if a traffic lawyer can get it dismissed.
 
 
I just see the speed limit as a suggestion.

Both were on the highway in the fast lane.
This dude said suggestion.  
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