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Some Things to Think About When Trying to Beat a Following Too Close Ticket

Below is information on a “Following too Close” Ticket described by DMV as follows:

Following Too Closely--21703.  The driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due regard for the speed of such vehicle and the traffic upon, and the condition of, the roadway.

For a successful dismissal of this type Following too Close Ticket, consider some of the following aspects of your ticket:

• On the day of your citation, how were the traffic conditions?
• Were you in the process of changing lanes?  Did you use your turn signal?  If so, how long had it been displayed prior to the lane change?
• How much distance was between you and the car in front of you as you changed lanes.
• How was the car in front of you driving?  Did the car in front of you abruptly slow down or change its traveling pace?
• What speed was the car in front of you driving?
• Was the speed a safe speed with regard to the flow of traffic?
• How about other cars on the roadway?  Were all of the vehicles maintaining a consistent speed based on the speed limit?
• Was the flow of traffic constantly speeding up and slowing down?

These are just a few of the questions our Following too Close Ticket experts will ask you to help create a Trial by Written Declaration on your behalf.  The answers to these questions and others conjure up specific arguments for your defense.  A downloadable PDF or eBook could never help with the nuances it takes to get 99% of our clients’ tickets dismissed.  Plus with a PDF or an eBook you are expected to do all the work and rush to meet deadlines and mailings.  If you use our Traffic Ticket document filing services you needn’t worry about any of that!  Call us today at 800 850-8038 or visit www.bustmytrafficticket.com today and click on Bust My Ticket!