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Old 10-10-2008, 09:47 PM
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Cited for CA (CVC) 2815 -- Do I have a chance?


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I live in South Orange County, California and I was cited this afternoon for "failure to stop for a crossing guard" (CVC 2815).

I'm a VERY careful driver when picking up my kids from school. I was not speeding and had just pulled from the curb to join traffic through the intersection. The front of my car was at the yellow line when the crossing guard stepped off the curb two lanes away on my left. I didn't see her step down because I was passing through an intersection and looking straight at the time. (She was also blocked from my view by a truck passing at the same time I was approaching the crosswalk.)

The officer has a tiny video of the violation and it looks like a really close call to me. Any advice on whether to fight this or not? I don't think this type of citation is Traffic School eligible?

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Old 10-10-2008, 09:50 PM
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The violation is not traffic school eligible. In those instances, I say fight it. You're in no worse position if you lose. If you win, you're off the hook.
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