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“Officer, I am so glad to see you! I am completely lost and need
your help.” The officer gladly gave the driver directions, and the speeder, completely
aware she had been driving well over the speed limit, smugly drove off without a
ticket.
Police officers who stop you for speeding often will ask if you know how fast you were
driving or if you know what the speed limit is. As soon as the officer walks up to you,
say something before he does. The goal is to establish a relationship so that the officer
will not want to give you a ticket.
If all else fails, you can always ask, “Officer, considering that I have a good driving
record and want to avoid having any points on my insurance, would you consider
giving me a warning instead of a ticket?” At least asking doesn’t carry a fine.
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Not So Well Heeled
Fall/Winter Makeup Palette 101
How to Pick the Right Nail Polish Color
Holidays on an Budget
Essential Everyday Forms and Checklists
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