Penalties for non-payment & court imposed interest.
The industry standard is 3 years
General speeding ticket violations are 3 yrs.
Why don't you try it out and see if you get away with it. I will guarantee that the ticket is entered into a computer system before you get any copies. We'll find out when they come to serve the warrant on you in handcuffs.
1 year
yes, they can also come in and rape your wife as well!
It should take 2 weeks
Your screwed! Both will now will come after you and your insurance will probaly increase.
The cost of your heavy right foot is about to come home and hit you in the bank account. The fact that you "never had a speeding ticket " is irrelevant to the situation you are now facing. Now you do have one, and it sounds like a really costly one at that. Perhaps you need to re-think your attitude towards driving laws, and how expensive it is to break them. Not only will you have to pay a large cash fine, upon conviction in court, but you will CONTINUE to pay for the next few years, in increased insurance costs.
Yes, appear in court, the officer who wrote the ticket must apear when you do, if there is no evidencve of speeding IE: radar gun, then you stand a good chance of having the chgarges dropped. Come with a good explanation of how you can demonstrate that you weren't speeding. Many times just appearing is enough, the officer who wrote the ticket will not be able to show up for various reasons and they will have to drop the charge, in other cases the clerk will offer downgraded charges and fines when you go in to set a court date to help keep the judges calendar free for more serious things.
Tickets don't expire. As long as the state has a record of the ticket, they can collect on it. The ticket serves as notification that you have broken the law, meaning that there is no longer a lawsuit that you are living in fear of not knowing if it is going to come or not.
You have three days in New York State to pay your ticket. If not, you can be arrested. They'll even come look for you in another state or country.Another View: Every state is different. The time frame should be printed somewhere on the ticket itself. If you can't find it call your local traffic court and ask.
no it will not it takes 5 years to do so