Speeding Tickets under CVC 22349(a) in California - Ticket Crushers
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From Ticket Crushers - Speeding Tickets under CVC 22349(a) in California explains what happens when a driver is cited for going faster than California's 65 mph maximum speed limit on a highway not posted for 70 mph under Section 22356. The article breaks down how a CVC 22349(a) infraction differs from other California speed laws, including the 55 mph limit and California's Basic Speed Law, and why the roadway and the statute charged must match for a citation to hold up.
The description covers how officers measure speed using radar, lidar, pacing, and visual estimation, and how factors like officer training, equipment calibration, and roadway conditions can affect the reliability of a citation. It also outlines the fines, DMV points, and insurance consequences tied to a conviction under the California Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule, along with options like traffic school, a trial by written declaration, and a trial de novo for drivers who want to contest their case.
Adam Cohen of Ticket Crushers, A Law Corporation is featured discussing common defenses to a CVC 22349(a) citation, including challenges to roadway classification, equipment calibration records, and the prosecution's evidence. The description also touches on what drivers can expect in San Francisco Traffic Court, including deadlines tied to the Reminder Notice and Notice to Appear.
Listeners will come away understanding how Ticket Crushers, A Law Corporation approaches CVC 22349(a) cases from the first phone call through final disposition, including reviewing enforcement records, evaluating roadway classification, and appearing in traffic court on a driver's behalf throughout San Francisco and the wider Bay Area.
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