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On my way to work yesterday I got caught in a robic speed trap doing 54 in a 35. This is my first time getting caught in a speed trap, so I did a lot of research here and other sites and had a few questions.
I saw a few posts by maestro saying if the distance and time wasn't written on the ticket there was a chance it could be dropped. Is this still true?
Another thing I'm wondering about is the accuracy of robic in regard to motorcycles. I read done other posts dismissing challenging the accuracy of the officer and robic system. However when I drove by today I noticed the lines were less then 100 feet apart for sure. Also being that I was on a motorcycle, which is at least half the length of an average car, the cop would have much less time to accurately hit the stop watch. Is this a viable defense? Just looking for some help here. I'm a college kid working full time and I can't really afford the points or thre fine. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
On my way to work yesterday I got caught in a robic speed trap doing 54 in a 35. This is my first time getting caught in a speed trap, so I did a lot of research here and other sites and had a few questions.
I saw a few posts by maestro saying if the distance and time wasn't written on the ticket there was a chance it could be dropped. Is this still true?
Another thing I'm wondering about is the accuracy of robic in regard to motorcycles. I read done other posts dismissing challenging the accuracy of the officer and robic system. However when I drove by today I noticed the lines were less then 100 feet apart for sure. Also being that I was on a motorcycle, which is at least half the length of an average car, the cop would have much less time to accurately hit the stop watch. Is this a viable defense? Just looking for some help here. I'm a college kid working full time and I can't really afford the points or thre fine. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks