Attorney for citation with CDL?

[marcs95gt]

Did you find one? I can call a buddy a get a number. They use one all the time

[Captain Crawfish]

vs just not saying anything or slinging insults

I added my .02 and offered some help. The insults are just for stress relief! Don't get your panties all wadded up

[Craizie]

Ever got a speeding ticket? If yes, did you just pay it or did you use defensive driving, deferred adjudication, etc?

I got written up once at work. I threw a shit fit because they didn't down grade it to be greater than 15 minutes late instead of just not showing up.

[turboford]

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[LANTIRN]

Ever got a speeding ticket? If yes, did you just pay it or did you use defensive driving, deferred adjudication, etc?

Yes and I have just paid it as well as done defensive driving in the past. However, if it is such a big deal for a cdl holder then why even risk it? I don't agree with cdl holders having tougher restrictions, but they do, and you (well the OP at least) knew that when you got it. So why is e everyone complaining about it? And if it is so hard and expensive to get out of and such a big risk to your livelihood, then again why risk speeding? The immediate solution would be to not speed. Maybe a better goal would be to petition the legislature for a change to the law and make all classes of drivers licenses equal when it comes to violations, points, settlements of fine, charges etc? I don't agree with cdl holders having stricter regulations on BAC; I think it should all be equal be it 0%, .04%, .08% or whatever. But the current law is pretty clear yet I still see cdl drivers drink and drive and then complain about the regs. Well no one forced you to do it and if you are that worried about it affecting your job maybe don't do it. No, that won't stand and I am an asshole for bringing that bit of common sense up.

[Ruffdaddy]

^^^You have never made a mistake at work huh?^^^

[Denny]

Even in a personal vehicle, off-duty, those stricter rules apply.

[LANTIRN]

Even in a personal vehicle, off-duty, those stricter rules apply.

Right, and like I said I do not agree with it, but for the time being it is the law. I don't agree with me having to get a license to carry a gun but it is the current law and I have one, but I wrote my rep in support of the new carry bill.

[LANTIRN]

^^^You have never made a mistake at work huh?^^^

Of course I have, but I own up to it and accept the consequences. The exception to that is one time they wrote a bunch of us for violating a policy that was not written down in the employee handbook, nor was it verbally announced. They basically made it up after the fact and that I fought them on.

[YALE]

Right, and like I said I do not agree with it, but for the time being it is the law. I don't agree with me having to get a license to carry a gun but it is the current law and I have one, but I wrote my rep in support of the new carry bill.

It's not that way in every state. It's just insanely hard to change laws in Texas.

[sig239]

Here is an idea. If you know speeding can cost you your job because you have a cdl, maybe don't speed? You guys are bitching about your livelihood being at stake but you put it there.

Hears a better idea, how about you suck a dick. Mind your own fucking business.
Always a little bitch that feels they have to stick there nose in others business.

[71chevellejohn]

Yes and I have just paid it as well as done defensive driving in the past. However, if it is such a big deal for a cdl holder then why even risk it? I don't agree with cdl holders having tougher restrictions, but they do, and you (well the OP at least) knew that when you got it. So why is e everyone complaining about it? And if it is so hard and expensive to get out of and such a big risk to your livelihood, then again why risk speeding? The immediate solution would be to not speed. Maybe a better goal would be to petition the legislature for a change to the law and make all classes of drivers licenses equal when it comes to violations, points, settlements of fine, charges etc? I don't agree with cdl holders having stricter regulations on BAC; I think it should all be equal be it 0%, .04%, .08% or whatever. But the current law is pretty clear yet I still see cdl drivers drink and drive and then complain about the regs. Well no one forced you to do it and if you are that worried about it affecting your job maybe don't do it. No, that won't stand and I am an asshole for bringing that bit of common sense up.

The OP wasn't complaining about it, he was just asking for a recommendation.

[Gasser64]

Always a little bitch that feels they have to stick there nose in others business.

here i was thinking thats what this site was created for

[LANTIRN]

Hears a better idea, how about you suck a dick. Mind your own fucking business.
Always a little bitch that feels they have to stick there nose in others business.

Bunch of guys getting butthurt because I mentioned it is a good idea to not break the law. And why should I mind my own business when this business was put up on a public message board?

[bcoop]

Bunch of guys getting butthurt because I mentioned it is a good idea to not break the law. And why should I mind my own business when this business was put up on a public message board?

Consider the intelligence level of the people you're arguing with. Or lack thereof.