Whether you were given your New York speeding ticket while zipping down The New York Thruway or your local town’s Main Street, you might have been the target of a speed trap.
We are all familiar with the old fashioned speed trap: the New York State Trooper parks his car out of the view of oncoming cars – in a ditch in the middle of the highway, behind a large sign, under an overpass, or in the middle of a thicket of bushes. He whips out his a radar gun, aims and shoots when a car speeds by. The gun gives an accurate reading of how fast the car was driving. If the car was speeding, then another trooper will pull over the driver and issue a New York speeding ticket.
Today’s version of a speed straps can include speeding cameras (in some states) and laser guns instead of radar.
Trapster.com, a community platform that alerts drivers to traps, hazards and traffic issues, recently reported on which ten cities have the most speed traps. The list was drawn from reports of its base of nearly 15 million users.
Whether you were issued a NY speeding ticket or any other traffic ticket, it is better to plead not guilty and call an aggressive NY traffic attorney like Adam H. Rosenblum of Rosenblum Law. Email or call 888-434-0406 for a free consultation.
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