...I'm still trying to figure this one out.Originally Posted by bmccasland
Granted, it's been a long time since I've gotten a speeding ticket. But when I did (I got 3 within a short period of time, which jacked up my insurance rates for several years!), I was handed a ticket, and checks could be made payable to the community or jurisdiction in which the ticket was issued, thank you very much. Same thing with recent parking tickets (I blame that one on biking to work....Since I don't feed the meter to park my bike, I forget that I need to do that when I take the truck!).
I had no idea that tickets could be allocated or apportioned to various groups or funds.
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It's kind of the other way around. It's not the fine, actually - most states have surcharges for specific purposes added to court costs in certain types of cases. Originally Posted by 7rider
I had no idea that tickets could be allocated or apportioned to various groups or funds.Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
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