Last year Geico Insurance Co. gave twenty million dollars to the US police for the purpose of buying new laser and radar guns... And they're not the ONLY ones...
They aren't the only insurance company either. But why?
Here's the methodology...
You get a speeding ticket... pay your fine and think nothing else of it...
BUT - Behind the scene your insurance company checks your driving record at renewal and jacks-up your premium if you have any speeding offenses... And you can't just switch insurance company as they all talk and pass your information on.
So it's not just the fine you are paying, you are always paying an increase on your motor insurance at your renewal date.
So one small speeding ticket could cost you $600. That could be 30 seconds of going a few MPH (Miles Per Hour) to fast and you are $600 worse off. Just imagine what you could do with $600...
•A small vacation •New sound system for your car •Make some home improvements •In some cases even upgrade your car So you get what I'm saying, the consequence of a speeding ticket is far more than just a slap on the wrist so worth fighting. But getting a lawyer is too expensive.
So the answer is to fight the ticket yourself using this "beat your speeding ticket" method.
Don't pay the speeding fine. Stop your insurance going up $200-$250/year. Keep your driving record clean - no points! No attending a defensive driving school.
