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Operating in careless disregard

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brian123

Junior Member
PA. I'm actually in MA, but apparently got this citation in PA when I was home for Christmas. I got this in the mail a few days ago. It seems that I was operating my vehicle in careless disregard. I didn't get pulled over...I'm not really sure what's going on. My mother, son (1 year) and wife were all in the car. I know I wasn't doing anything wrong.

I can't understand why, if I was doing something wrong, the cop didn't pull me over? Is it because I had MA plates and he knew it was easy money hoping that I'd just pay it rather than travel 600 miles to argue the ticket?

Is there anything I can do? Like find out exactly what happened that caused the ticket?
 


sukharev

Member
You can call up PD and request speaking to the officer who issed a ticket, or call the court and speak to DA to find out what happened. I'd pay and forget about it, since it is not going to transfer to MA.
 

brian123

Junior Member
What do you mean it won't transfer to MA? Do you mean I won't get points for it, and it won't show up on my insurance?
 

sukharev

Member
Insurance is tied up to SDIP points. SDIP points do include out-of-state moving violations (2 points), but speeding tickets don't get transfered to MA, so no SDIP point increase.
 

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