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Yesterday I got a speeding fine for under 15km over the 100km/hr speed limit.
 : My question is.. Is there anyway to get this waived without going to court? Am I able to write a letter to have it reveiwed? This is my first ever speeding fine in my ~9 years of driving. If I am able to write a letter, what do I need to say in it and who do I send it to? |
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Speeding Fine Help
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