TICKET!!!
 

I gots my first Ticket yesterday.....92 in a 65.......im having a hard time telling my parents...any suggestions

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Pay it and don't tell them...

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wow, didn't know civics went that fast...

and if your parents pay the insurance, you might want to tell them before the next insurance bill comes in the mail.

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Traffic safety school will usually get you out of the ticket. Sounds like you need it too

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I see your smart ass comments are still present as ever.

Just man up and pay the ticket...

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ya and get your bike outta the garage because if your parents care about you at all they WILL TAKE YOUR KEYS!!!!!!!! EITHER WAY YOUR HIT!!!!!!

slow your @ss down......
you must be young and probably havent had your license to long.... be glad it was just a ticket and you didnt crash at that speed!

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^exactly
and you know what
just tell them
if they find out that you were trying to hide it, you're even more screwed
and slow your dumb a$s down

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hahaha, you are so amazingly funny, just remember, it's a joke, and i also own a civic.

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Well first of all Welcome to the Forum

second of all tell your parents, just be honest with them and tell them the truth. No sense in hiding it from them especially when they will find out our insurance bill.

third of all just pay the ticket, if you think you are truly guilty (which you seem like it, no sense of trying to fight it). then like the other person said, you need to enroll yourself in traffic safety school

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My ticket was 16 over and my insurance doesn't know about it so my bill hasn't went up but I don't know about a27 over, I'm not sure if the police would report it to them or something like that. If you know that insureance is going to go up then tell your parents, if you know it isn't going to go up then just pay it and don't tell them. If you aren't sure than it is your call if you want to gamble or not.

Buy a radar detector and a daily driver safe roll cage.