beleafer81 wrote:Nope. they include that in the fine when you are chaged. Should be the same whether you pay the ticket or lose at trial.

Good to know, so option 3 it is.

Thanks a lot

Traffic tickets for Failing to Yield can become pretty complicated. I suggest you consult with a traffic ticket paralegal. This charge carries 3 points and depending on where this occurred you may not get a favorable resolution. Thanks for the reply, I thought about consulting with a paralegal but ...

I was in an accident where an old lady changed lanes into my van, was charged, and filed for court. I was Subpoena to court. I brought pictures of the damage to our vehicles that showed damage starting at her driver door back to rear bumper, proving I was directly beside her when she changed lanes....

Thanks for the reply

I know that im at fault and I don't have a problem with the fine amount i'm just asking would I have a good chance to save my points if i went with option three and got a trial??

Please advise

I have just got a ticket (Fail to yield on through highway) and by the way it's me first ticket and this is how I got it. Me driving in a residential neighborhood maybe 10-15 km/h approaching a stop sign completely stopped at the stop sign started moving again turning right and out of nowhere I was ...