Anonymous
07/11/2019 21:24
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You were going 30 something miles per hour, or was it 30 mph over the limit? I don't understand how doing 30 something, like 35, would be reckless driving.
58/30
Good for him.
bite me
I truly would if I could. You are an asshole and I live in a neighborhood with neighbors like you. I'm praying you get jail time.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 20:48
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:You live in Mclean, you can afford the ticket. Plus, really, 30 over the speed limit?!
It is not the fine, it is the point. Not sure what is going on in Va, but in DC, reckless driving is 6 points, and your license gets suspended with 10 points.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 20:41
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You were going 30 something miles per hour, or was it 30 mph over the limit? I don't understand how doing 30 something, like 35, would be reckless driving.
58/30
Good for him.
bite me
NP. You were going 58 in a 30? In a residential area? And you seriously don’t think you should get a recklessness driving charge? Honestly, I hope they give you jail time.
btw, I am a single mom so I hope you find someone else to hope these horrible things on
DP. That makes it even worse. Who’s going to take care of your kid if you end up in jail? You don’t sound like a very responsible parent,
Anonymous
07/11/2019 20:26
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Guys, OP is a troll trying to rile you up.
And it’s working.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 20:01
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Guys, OP is a troll trying to rile you up.
And it’s working.
And it’s working.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 20:00
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^ b/c who is going to take care of my friend dummy?!
Nope OP. You not only speeded irresponsibly but you failed big time to do what is ultimately best for your child. That is the biggest fail as a mom there is.
Save the dramatics
People speed get over it
Oh no. You are wrong. If OP is using the fact that she is a single mom as reason to be excused for speeding then she needs to admit that she failed her kid by not putting his needs first (having a mom with a valid license to work)
can't have it both ways OP
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:46
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You were going 30 something miles per hour, or was it 30 mph over the limit? I don't understand how doing 30 something, like 35, would be reckless driving.
58/30
Good for him.
bite me
NP. You were going 58 in a 30? In a residential area? And you seriously don’t think you should get a recklessness driving charge? Honestly, I hope they give you jail time.
btw, I am a single mom so I hope you find someone else to hope these horrible things on
I'm not the PP, but I wish these horrible things on you. Stay out of our neighborhoods if you're going to drive like a bat out of hell. It's people like you who cause horrible accidents.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:42
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^ b/c who is going to take care of my friend dummy?!
Nope OP. You not only speeded irresponsibly but you failed big time to do what is ultimately best for your child. That is the biggest fail as a mom there is.
Save the dramatics
People speed get over it
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:41
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:^^ b/c who is going to take care of my friend dummy?!
Nope OP. You not only speeded irresponsibly but you failed big time to do what is ultimately best for your child. That is the biggest fail as a mom there is.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:37
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not normal to drive 50 mph in a neighborhood. Don’t say that it is. It is not normal.
mmmm beg to differ there were a line of cars parked soooo seems like I was not the only person that day
but you all got caught as you should have been!
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:37
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
^^ b/c who is going to take care of my friend dummy?!
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:34
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You were going 30 something miles per hour, or was it 30 mph over the limit? I don't understand how doing 30 something, like 35, would be reckless driving.
58/30
Good for him.
bite me
NP. You were going 58 in a 30? In a residential area? And you seriously don’t think you should get a recklessness driving charge? Honestly, I hope they give you jail time.
btw, I am a single mom so I hope you find someone else to hope these horrible things on
why should being a single mom make you less culpable or worthy of a break? tons of us are single moms (or dads) and yet we do not put innocent people in their own neighborhood in danger
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:31
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a reckless driving ticket in VA. Hired an attorney, cost me $950.00, he made we take a 3hr safe driving course, appeared before a judge who fined me $150.00. Do hire an attorney, this will be quite intimidating in the court, also, check your mannerism and try sounding apologetic.
I also got a reckless driving ticket in Virginia. I went to court, pled guilty, and the judge knocked the charge down to simple speeding and fined me $150. That left me with 950 bucks to spend on hookers and blow instead of an attorney, and the time to do so instead of taking a safe driving course.
Hahaha I like your humor
Anonymous
07/11/2019 19:22
Subject: Re:Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:I had a reckless driving ticket in VA. Hired an attorney, cost me $950.00, he made we take a 3hr safe driving course, appeared before a judge who fined me $150.00. Do hire an attorney, this will be quite intimidating in the court, also, check your mannerism and try sounding apologetic.
I also got a reckless driving ticket in Virginia. I went to court, pled guilty, and the judge knocked the charge down to simple speeding and fined me $150. That left me with 950 bucks to spend on hookers and blow instead of an attorney, and the time to do so instead of taking a safe driving course.
Anonymous
07/11/2019 18:41
Subject: Reckless Driving in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You live in Mclean, you can afford the ticket. Plus, really, 30 over the speed limit?!
yeah it was bad day honestly did not even notice I was driving behind others
I get it, rushing, single mom, but be safer in the future, you are the only parent you kids have! You have to take care of yourself(meaning no jail time for speeding) so that you can take care of them. At least it was in person, I hate the socialist speed cameras.
If you or a loved one ever got hit by a car that was speeding in your neighborhood you would love these cameras. I would love one in my neighborhood where people speed all the time.
I wonder how OP and you would feel if a car was going 60 in your neighborhood while you were out walking with your kids. Probably p.o.'d at the driver, right?
What? Are you nuts? I am not ok with people speeding like that, nor people biking recklessly, nor people jay walking... Just because I said, don't do it again and be careful doesn't mean I am all for people speeding! She made a mistake, she is paying for it, isn't that how the legal system works?
But you hate speed cameras that would probably force speeders like OP to slow down in residential areas? Why would that be? I'm all for speed cameras in residential areas where I know people speed all the time. I don't mean 5 miles above the speed limit, but more like what OP was doing.
I feel that speed camera are illegal and ineffective.
How is a speed camera illegal? If it really is illegal, you really don't think some lawyer would've fought against them by now?
The mobile speed camera they put in my neighborhood on occasion is VERY effective. When it's there, people slow down. When it's gone, some people speed. Where is it ineffective?