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Illegal Lane Change in CACalifornia About an hour ago I'm driving down the freeway in the fast lane going about 70 and when I check my passenger side mirrorand its folded in (could only see my passenger seat). When I look back at the road I'm going out of the line towards the divider so I get back into the lane very fast. A coupe of seconds later I decide to get off of the freeway so I can fix my mirror so I signal the change lanes and proceed to merge 1 by 1 until I'm over. I never skipped over one or anything AND I looked back to make sure I wasn't cutting anyone off each time. The officer followed me off of the freeway and proceeded to give me the ticket and informed me that I could contest it and this and that. My question is has anyone had this happen before or does anyone know a good way of proving that there wasn't an unsafe lane change. I'm 18 years old, I've had my license over 2 years (got it less then 3 weeks after my 16th birthday). I've never had a moving violation or even been pulled over. My backup plan is to take driving school but I don't think I deserved the ticket since it's for the lane changing to get off of the freeway, NOT for swerving towards the divider. Thanks. Last edited by CADriver; 05-14-2007 at 07:44 PM. |
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| In many jurisdictions, traffic school is offered to those who are pleading guilty. When a ticket is contested, it goes to trial and you either win (ergo no traffic school) or you are sentenced by the Judge (usually, no traffic school allowed at that point). |
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