40 years driving with two tickets and deserved both of them. Both times I was cut a break and written for something less than what they could have done. One ticket when I was 20 over the limit and got wrote for 10 over. Saved me a ton in fines. Other time was when I was in collage and got stopped going 10 over the limit in town. He wrote me for the 10 over, but left out the part about the open beer I had. Got just plain lucky on one speeding ticket while traveling through Utah a few years back. Early in the morning and I was in a big hurry. Had the cruise set at 95 and was letting her rip. Passed a Utah State Trooper hiding behind a billboard and he had me dead to rights. He came screaming up behind me and just stayed there for a bit and then hit the lights and came flying around me. Turns out there was a wreck just up the road a few miles and he got the call. That one would have hurt a little I think. Every other time I have been let go with a warning for things like expired plates, speeding, a light out or whatever. I think if you treat them right they will treat you right. My father-in law was a Denver cop his entire working career. He got called in to his Sargent's office one day back when he was a patrolman and was asked why he was not writing more traffic tickets. His answer? I just don't see that many people that drive worse than I do. Seemed to work.
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