Not me, but my bud with a 2000 Maxima got into an accident. At night, he tried to switch lanes on the interstate, saw a car and turned back (too sharply possible) when the rear of his Max spun out... hit a divider, spun across the highway and hit the other. Airbags deployed of course and over $7k worth of damage. Luckily he did not hit anyone else, and even luckier he walked out with only a bruised face form the airbag and a strained rib.

Anyways the officer said that he was "Unable to Control his Vehicle" and hence gave him a Wreckless Driving ticket. So basically my question is, is the officer able to judge his control of the vehicle? Is that grounds for a case? He was not intoxicated at all, wearing his glasses and seatbelt.
Thanks,
-Cyrus

 

how many more times you going to post this?

and click on the link in my sig..

 

http://www.prepaidlegal.com/go/terecareid

*yes, it is the link in sprints sig*

 

Thanks for the link guys, but I'm sure somebody here will know the answer to the question. Even though the All-Mighty Sprite doesnt.
-Cyrus

 

when you get in an accident.. you can get slapped with a "travelling to fast for conditions ticket" .. and it will hold up in court easily.. and based on the account you gave.. the officer is right.. your friend was "travelling too fast for conditions" so basically he is screwed.. that ticket will stick like flies on ****..

now click the fuggin link and sign up

 

another side note.. if he goes to court he can get it reduced..

 

Thanks bud, I knew you would know. I will tell him to sign up, I hope he does for $27 or whatever it costs.
-Cyrus

 

tell him to click my link

 

Plead not guilty to the ticket, the cop will have to articulate why he gave you the ticket. Most time, accident tickets are dismissed or pleaded down to a less charge if there is no witness to the accident.