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I have contacted a couple of lawyers so far and they all seem to be around the $1000 + tax range exc except for Redline, they said that the fee would be 2000? Anyone know why such discrepancy?

I can't see how I don't have much riding for me? The cop says he was following someone else, distraction. The cop says he was going 103 km/h when I passed him, much slower than me, which DOESN'T mean he CAN'T catch me, but means that he needs time TO catch up. The cop admitted to not having a...

Great to hear man, sounds like a lotta fun and a lotta new experiences. Keep it up!

I was following the dude with no lights, yes, but the cop said that he saw the guy with no lights aswell, and was about to pull him over. This means that the cop was already behind me when I was following the guy with no lights. Like you said, the car with no lights must have been going at a...

I believe this 100%. Both officers gave completely different charges (one said I would have my liscense suspended and a min 2000 dollar fine, and the other said no liscense suspension and the worst charge would be the tow truck.)

Great advice man thanks! Do I need to have a lawyer BEFORE I meet with the prosecution or after?

Very encouraging to hear this kind of story. I will definitely check out redline.

I was following a car with no lights on from when I got into the HOV lane at Burloak. (I remember because the Burloak Mall and Movie theater were on my left hand side) I was following this car until it pulled out of the HOV lane. I remember when it pulled out of the HOV lane the Walkers Line...

Alright X-copper is out then.

Noted! Thanks.

I don't know the exact speed I was going at all times, BUT: 1) He says he started pacing me under this sign as soon as I passed him. 2) He said that he was about to pull a car over for not having headlights on during the night. There was a car with no lights on that moved out of the HOV lane...

It wasn't the suggestion that was the problem, it was the cheeky *** comment that insinuated this is something of a regular occurance. I got caught in by an officer that guessed my speed, had no hope of changing his mind, gave me wrong info, and this is my first speeding ticket I've ever gotten...

It was night, around 9:40.

I thought the name of this thread was "I got caught going 166 km/h on the highway, need help" not "someone give a 90's comedy that can help me reflect on my mistakes." Great advice though, really...

Right now, I would be ecstatic if thats all that happened, and yup, your right, 140 is still speeding, but the thing that sucks is that if I was caught going 140 I would not have been impounded, wouldnt have to pay 750, wouldn't have to go to court, and just have paid 350 for the ticket, now...

Thats kinda how I'm feeling right now, even if I can 100% prove that I wasn't going that fast I'm still out 750 for towing! It even says explicitly on the ticket if I am found not guilty I still don't get the tow fees back! Ughhhh, this is a major pain in the *****! As someone else said, I'm out...

That would be awesome man! Much appreciated.

I already did that last night when everything was very fresh. Thanks for the advice. Yea, the guy who wrote my ticket didn't actually pull me over and in fact he told me that everything he wrote down was just told to him by the officer who originally pulled me over. The original cop also said...

Quick question, if I plead not guilty (which I'm planning to) what will happen to insurance as I'm awaiting trial? Am I innocent until proven guilty or are my insurance rates increasing right now as we speak?

Not sure of the exact numbers but will go over the route in my car counting the distance. My eyes weren't glued to the speedometer the whole time and when the lights came on thats when I checked, which is what 99% of people do when they see cop lights. Sure, I'm uncertain to some events but...