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Frank Kern La Jolla — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:00:01 +0000

If you accept your speeding ticket and just pay it, you will lose about $851.00 on average.

admin — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:00:05 +0000

This is a simple fact. Over 115,000 speeding tickets are written every single day in the United States. That’s a heck of A LOT of people! In one year, that’s nearly 42,000,000 speeding tickets (roughly 21% of all licensed drivers)! Let’s do some simple math based on easy to find statistics to put this in perspective…

The average speeding ticket is about a $150 fine (just look at your own ticket).
$150 fine x 115,000 daily tickets = $17,250,000 total daily fines.
If we multiply $17,250,000 daily fines by 365 days, we get $6,296,250,000 (6.3 billion dollars in yearly fines).
That should get speeding ticket fines as an industry into Forbes Fortune 500… don’t you think?

How to beat a speeding ticket.

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