KingGimp

i was on the east coast last week, and rented a car to drive around. well, i was driving on the freeway in New Jersey when a state trooper pulled me over for speeding. i was going probably about 82, 85 max, but he put me down for going at 91! anyways, my question is if i pay the fine, will i be docked a point and will my insurance go up? or does it stay in the state of new jersey and not show up on my driving record? basically what am i asking is, is it worth it to try and fight it, or just pay the fine? thanks!

Downfall75

iTrader: (3)

I think the ticket may transfer over to your state. Not sure on that.

tex2670

I think the states have to have mutual agreements to transfer points. I'd be surprised if NJ an CA have an agreement to transfer points.

StiCk3

iTrader: (5)

All states have different standards in transferring points from ticket offenses from other states. I know that when I was pulled over in new york (while living in NJ) I did some research and found that I got two points on my NJ license because the point systems are drastically different. Check your state's DMV website it should help you out there.

Where in NJ where you caught?

KingGimp

hmm...thanks for your guys' inputs.

i was pulled over in roxbury i believe, on the highway

KingGimp

oh yeah. and so if i plead not guilty, and they later find me guilty anyway, there's no additional penalty right? or do they come find and beat you? haha just checking. thanks!

oohpapi44

iTrader: (1)

NJ points only transfer over to the Tri-State Area (NY, NJ, CT), you should be fine in terms of points on your California license.

kt22cliff

Points in your license most likely will NOT show up/transfer to Cali, but your insurance WILL find out that you got a speeding ticket - a 91 in 65/55 one at that - in NJ. Now as to whether that's worth trying to fight, only you can answer.

<VENOM>

just pay the ticket and forget about it,(never call the dmv asking about it ) my brother got a speeding ticket in upstate georgia, lives in NY, it's been almost 2 years and nothing about the ticket