Your day will come young one. When you grow upand are obligated to own up to the consequences of your actions, you will care.

 

wow. you're an ignorant ***. good post though. really.

 

If I were going to get that many tickets I would've atleast tried to get her number... What's one more ticket added on top of it if she doesn't like that you asked her for it...

 

I have a nice driving record, only one speeding ticket (47 in a 30[:@]) in my entire history of driving since I was 16. I'm 23 now, and I totally blew a red light the other day because I thought it was going to stay yellow longer. I got pulled on it and I just straight up told the cop "I thought I was going to make it." He checked my license and registration and just let me off with a verbal. That's where a good driving record and a *mostly legal car can come in handy. You'll worry about your record one day when you're paying $5000 for insurance and that awesome job you wanted needs you to have a clean record. A lot of background checks at companies providing more than your average McJob will show your driving record. Just my two cents.

 

It's all fun and games at first but things inevitably change. Experience, in some way shape or form will do it to you every time. For me, a high speed rollover accident was the catalyst. I had to drive 7 hours back to college and half-way there, switched off with my roomate. Not 20 minutes into his shift and me just about asleep do I feel the vehicle flying through the air. I was never an aggressive driver but living through a couple of totalled vehicles - neither my fault - makes you a safer driver. There's something about wanting to avoid the other guy - you - in order to avoid the hassle of injury, possible tickets and seeing yet another car twisted up and gone.

I am 30 years old and have received a single ticket in my life - pulled over for 80 in a 65 and was honest enough that the officer just gave me a seatbelt ticket. HIM: Do you know how fast you were going? ME: "uh, 80 or so. I'm used to driving that speed back at school. Sorry."

You're fortunate that you're driving like an *** in a safe car. If you clipped that woman, she was in no position to control her car and death would have ensued behind you. It would have been your fault and you'd be f*d more than you are now. I think the officer did the right thing. She found an invincible kid driving like he owns the world and has no idea what it's like to lose control of a 2 ton instrument. She tried saving you from yourself and followed the law. So what if it ruins the next five years of your life financially, every time you make a payment you are forced to think and will hopefully realize your mistake and emerge a better driver on teh other side of the mess. I apologize if my assumption of you being in highschool is incorrect. "Beach week" seems like it would be a major event to someone graduating highschool.

Anyway, I don't want to sound preachy or pretend I'm perfect. The fact is I do get in my car and drive when I probably shouldn't from time to time. My point is when the time comes for you to pay all your own bills - loans, rent, autos, women - the difference between a nice car and a good car may turn out to be your insurance costs. Don't rob your future self of a nicer car.

 

Its true, they will go harder on you to prove that just because there a female they can still enforce the law like the best of them. Better chance of a guy letting you off with a "nice" ticket because he has nothing to prove.

Believe it.

 

This is the kind of crap your parents should read. Your really that careless? Do you even care about your car? Have you ever worked a job or taken on responsibility?

You sound like the idiotic type who gets wasted every weekend then goes driving and laughs about it, gets everything handed to him by his oblivious parents and lives life like he can't be affected or affect others. Grow the hell up.[:@]

 

Thanks for the input everybody. I'm not saying that my drivingrecord won't have an effect on me later on, but there's nothing I can do about it now except for take my tint off and put my plates on. This is going to be one lesson I learned the hard way.

As for Amze...take that ten foot stick out of your *** and shut the f*ck up. You make no points and your ranting is straight up annoying.

 

Cool man.

 

You put a GERMAN plate on the front of your car when you should havehad a VA plate BY LAW? Dude you are young lol...... Sucks that you got all those tickets but you kinda brought it on yourself. Get a lawyer if you can, you'll need it.

Oh By the way,I've been there. 5 speeding tickets in 05 and I was DEEEEPRESSED!!!!!So in hindsight I don't feelbad for you lol.