Accident and received a gen 101a

[Jose88lg]

What is the name of your state?
New York

 

[adjusterjack]

Jose, when you come back please explain what a gen 101a is.

 

[FlyingRon]

NY traffic tickets have two boxes: SPEEDING GEN101 and GENERAL GEN101A. People seem to think this has some bearing on their ticket. It really doesn't. All it indicates what sort of supporting deposition the officer is making.

So, what it means is he got a ticket for something after an accident. Now he can come tell us what the actual charge is and tell us what he wants to know about it.

 

[HighwayMan]

NY traffic tickets have two boxes: SPEEDING GEN101 and GENERAL GEN101A.

That's certainly news to me.

There is no such thing on a Uniform Traffic Ticket. There are fill-in ovals for the most common charges, not boxes. However these are not charges.

What you refer to is printed on the TraCS-generated supporting deposition I believe. Doesn't mean anything really.

 

[FlyingRon]

Look at Section B under "Plea of Not Guilty" on the right side of the single sided computer printed version.

 

[HighwayMan]

Look at Section B under "Plea of Not Guilty" on the right side of the single sided computer printed version.

The back doesn't count...

 

[FlyingRon]

The back doesn't count...

Sometimes it's on the front (when it's only a one sided print out), but anyhow that's where people get this GEN 101 stuff from. As we both stated, it's pretty irrelevant.

 

[HighwayMan]

Even more so until Jose comes back to tell us what his issue is.