Speeding. 49 on 35. I thought the sign said 45 but it was midnight so I misread it and got myself a $100 ticket. That was maybe 2 months ago

"Driving through a red light"

I put in quotes because it was still yellow when I drove passed and turned red well after.

Cop was just being a douche bag. Right before this incident I drove pass that cop as he was occupied pulling over another car. This cop was just trying to hit that quota you know.

When I went rockclimbing, the car park is for climbers only and after I finished I signed out but went for a quick pint with a friend Thinking I'd get a way with it but when I got back the stick was on my window.

I don't have a full driver's license, so I haven't really driven enough to get a ticket yet But I probably will get one eventually in my life if I drive enough.

Tickets to a Journey concert?

I will let you know when I get one.

Once, and it was 3 years ago. Driving through a red light ($250.00).

Expired Inspection: $330

4 years ago. Failing to wear seat belt. $300 and 2 points I think.

The whole scenario was BS because I had it on, it was just under my rain jacket I had on since I was at work. If I'm wearing any jacket and I have it unzipped, I always pull it out/over the seat belt since it bothers me otherwise. The cop also apparently saw me coming from the opposite direction and across a wide median as well. Sure he did...  I never argued the ticket since I was ironically in a rush to pick up some parts before closing, and was pushing the speed limit as well, but the cop didn't say anything about that since I wasn't over.

He was pretty aggressive and in my face, so I just went along with everything, but never admitted guilt, just so he would hurry up and write me the ticket or let me go. Well he went back and wrote up the ticket, and did so in record time luckily. 5 minutes tops, probably less. I used to get a lot of speeding tickets, since I had a lead foot when I was younger, and never ever had any cop write me a ticket faster than 15 minutes.

Thankfully I ended up getting the parts, just in time too. Afterwards, the co-worker who was with me during the whole scenario, had a look at the ticket during the drive back to the job site, and just started laughing. He pointed out there were tonnes of mistakes. All the vehicle info was wrong, even the license plate number, he forgot the CVOR info, my name was spelled wrong, he forgot to check off that there was a witness, etc. No wonder why he was able to write it up so fast. I was going to fight it anyway but now I was going to win easily, hands down.

Well I fought the ticket and when I showed up at court there must have been close to 20 people who were all there for just that one cop. A few of the locals told me that this was normal since this cop is known to be a jerk and he passes out a tonne of tickets. When we were waiting to enter the courtroom, the officer actually came around and was wanting to talk to most of us, one on one, and when he spoke to me, he tried to coax information out of me about what happened. Clearly he didn't remember the event, and since he didn't make any notes that day, which I knew, he had no defense. Obviously I kept my mouth shut.

He then went into the courtroom shortly after, came back out, and talked to about half of us again, but this time to tell us that he had dropped the fines and that we just simply had to accept the officers decision when we were called up. He must have felt he would lose to us all and didn't want to make himself look bad. Well that is exactly what played out and I never had to explain anything. I haven't received another ticket since. I don't speed anymore either so that helps.