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Looking for anyone with first hand experience....
I was pulled over on Sat for exceeding the posted speed limit. +80 in 65mph. The good news is that I received a warning. However, I did receive a ticket for 'failure to produce motorcycle registration'. The Indiana State Police officer was very cordial and simply stated I needed to call the handwritten number at the bottom of the ticket to sort things out.
I rode home from scene, less than 1 mile. Found the registration in the top of my tool box. I had it out when I was cleaning the bike and didn't put it back.
I call the number at the bottom of the summons and was simply told 'if you want to fight it, you need to appear in court'. WTF?
Someone else had told me you had 24-48 hours to produce document. The gal on the line from the courthouse said that isn't so.
I suppose the good news is that it's not a moving violation. Can I fight this one? In this day and age, it seems silly to have to produce a document that's as crude as a vehicle registration. The officer has complete access to my records right from his squad car.
-Brad
I was pulled over on Sat for exceeding the posted speed limit. +80 in 65mph. The good news is that I received a warning. However, I did receive a ticket for 'failure to produce motorcycle registration'. The Indiana State Police officer was very cordial and simply stated I needed to call the handwritten number at the bottom of the ticket to sort things out.
I rode home from scene, less than 1 mile. Found the registration in the top of my tool box. I had it out when I was cleaning the bike and didn't put it back.
I call the number at the bottom of the summons and was simply told 'if you want to fight it, you need to appear in court'. WTF?
Someone else had told me you had 24-48 hours to produce document. The gal on the line from the courthouse said that isn't so.
I suppose the good news is that it's not a moving violation. Can I fight this one? In this day and age, it seems silly to have to produce a document that's as crude as a vehicle registration. The officer has complete access to my records right from his squad car.
-Brad