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abril 26, 2015
With traffic rules getting stringent by day, it seems the best way to avoid getting a traffic ticket is to stay off the road. Violating traffic laws could result in penalties like fines, jail time and points on your driving record. By being extra careful while driving, you can avoid traffic tickets in California. Driving in specific lanes can increase or decrease the possibility of receiving traffic tickets. By staying in the number two lane on a four-lane freeway, drivers get the fewest number of tickets.
People driving in the number one lane (from the left) should be very careful. This lane, also called as the passing lane has caused the most tickets and pulled in more accidents. As mentioned above, lane number two is the safest to travel. Most trucks travel in lane number three, and driving along with the trucks can be risky. At the number four lane, you will see drivers doing stupid things and people getting on and off the freeway. It is better to stay away from this lane. Avoid speeding tickets in California, by understanding the speed limits and choosing the lane carefully.
The possibility of getting a ticket increases when the driver breaks the law and flaunts it in front of the police officer. By following the simple steps given below, you will be less likely to break more traffic laws:
- Make sure you pull your car over to the right side of the road safely, always.
- Don’t forget to give a signal as you pull over. By doing this you are not breaking any traffic laws.
- Even if the police officer asks you to pull over, you should stop only if you find a safe spot.
- Don’t remove your seat belt and agitate, as this will only increase the tension in officer.
- When the police officer reaches your vehicle keep your hands at 10 o’clock and 2 o’clock on the steering wheel.
- Use a gentle tone and don’t try any jokes.
- Turn on the lights of your vehicle if it is night time.
- Keep all the documents, including insurance records ready, so that when the officer asks for them, you will not panic.
If you receive traffic tickets in California get in touch with our experienced Traffic Ticket Attorney to discuss about your case.
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