In Colorado, you must be served within 90 days, or the ticket isn't valid. The "service" costs you an additional $30.00. The offense occurred twenty miles away in another municipality.
On one hand, my vehicle is registered to a P.O. Box. Serve that! There are at least four people in this town with my name. Sort that out, server! On the other hand, I drive in the issuing city several times a week. If I am pulled over for something else, BINGO! So do I meekly pay the fine? Hell No! I hate the whole concept of red light and speeding cameras.
The intersection.
4 comments:
have you considered fighting the ticket? At least have the fine reduced? Did the ticket come with a return receipt or any sort of proof of delivery?
Hm.
@ Ami. Hard to fight. Four photos. My face, the back of my car with license plate, and two of my moving into the intersection.
The law is I must be served in person.
I will have many weeks of nasty letters from the city and then collection agencies.
I may end up paying it but will be a pain in the ass until the last moment.
Ouch that IS a screwed up intersection!
@ NFO. Congestion city. Not many intersections in metro Denver that are busier.
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