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http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_affairs/legal_services/legaldocs/Trafficpoints.htm

With no previous convictions, 9 over will result in no insurance points but you will get licence points (double check with the DMV to be sure).

A wreckless charge may have serious consequences including suspension of your licence and 2-4 fold increase in your insurance rates. Using an attorney is your best chance to minimize the damage, $375 is fairly reasonable for this charge.

Can't do much better than that. What county? How did it work in court?

You will get a chance to talk to a clerk or the ADA. Ask for a reduction to 9 over (no insurance points) or a PJC. Provided you have no previous convictions, they will agree and you will have to pay fines + court costs. Bring about $200 in cash, they do not take checks. If they will not...

It is illegal to pass on the right on multilane divided highways in some areas, check your local regulations. Your NIMSO350Z handle explains the rest of it:) A lawyer can minimize the damages and will probably save you significant insurance money in the long run.

As long as you can be identified as the driver, No. Drivers don't sign tickets in NC. Get a lawyer unless you can afford for you insurance to increase 300 - 400%

What state? Two weeks seems a little harsh but you were charged with evading. People get shot for that. Could be worse considering the charges.

Don't even think about making excuses in court for driving 80 in a 40, will backfire bigtime. Jailtime is unlikely but talking to an attorney will be a good investment to minimize your insurance increases. There are hundreds of messages here similar to yours, try a search to learn more.

I think LWPAT was referring to the liability risk your parents are assuming having you on their policy (not this particular speeding incident). If you have an accident and seriously injure someone, once your insurance runs out they can go after you parents and everything they own. If the...

I think the PJC happens prior to conviction so once convicted in VA, you have no opportunity in NC. It is unlikely you would receive an PJC for a 93 in a 65 in NC anyway (unless you look good in heals and a skirt ;). Discussing with a NC attorney woul dbe prudent. I know they can help after...

NC PJC will be of no use in VA. Take this very serious -- speeding greater than 90 has been reported to result in jail time in VA, you really need a lawyer. A misdemeanor conviction will exclude you from being eligible for some jobs. If convicted of more than 15 over or greater than...

You won't know if it makes a difference until you go to court. In many states, the ticket can be clarified/amended.

Call the NY DMV to find out what happens if NC suspends your privileges.. A suspension in NC is likely to haunt you for a long time. A conviction might even be a misdemeanor. I'd get an attorney, they can handle it without your presence.

No, driving PJC are for insurance points.

NC can (and probably will) suspend your your driving privlidges in NC if convicted of the NC violation. See a lawyer if you need to continue to drive in NC. Check again with NY to see what they will do if you are suspended in NC.

You need a lawyer.

Convictions will be reported back to NY, check with your home state DMV for the impact. I believe the PFJ only applies to NC residents (linked to NC Insurance points). http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_affairs/legal_services/legaldocs/Trafficpoints.htm

Talk to a lawyer, they can help. (CRRR = Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested)

The Troopers advise was correct. If convicted, he will get 4 insurance points which will be a 90% increase in his insurance. http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_affairs/legal_services/legaldocs/Trafficpoints.htm A lawyer should be able to plea it down to 9 over which will be no insurance points...