No. Not unless the error is so bad that you can not understand the charge against you. Anything wrong on the ticket may be used to impeach to officer at trial. For instance, many cops will say they clocked the car at one speed but "cut the driver a break" by putting a lower speed on the ticket. That is purgery that can be used for impeachment.
If a cop writes the wrong VIN number on a ticket, it can lead to complications regarding the enforcement of the citation. The incorrect VIN may make it difficult to prove that the ticket applies to a specific vehicle. This could provide grounds for contesting the ticket in court, as the evidence would be inaccurate. It’s advisable for the recipient to document the error and bring it up if they choose to challenge the ticket.
NO
Only if you want to contribute to the improvement and initiative of your city government. If its the wrong amount, go to traffic court on the date indicated. 90% of the time the cop won't show up and you pay nothing. If the cop shows, tell the judge the amount is in error and will wait for the judge to correct the overcharge.
maybe but at a slim chance
Yes. My sister got a ticket for speeding, but the officer had written down the wrong speed limit. She wrote to the court for the ticket and had the ticket waived.
In New Jersey its thirty (30) days
If the cop was close enough to see you had brights on, you were probably in the wrong.
only the cop who wrote the ticket can remove it called ticket fixing
Yes you can I asked a cop
yes you can get a ticket if you get caught by a camera on highway.
No
just do it as you normally do.