speeding ticket, lawyers in nyc?

Smack, this is the third instance I've heard off of somebody getting a ticket on the WSH. Cops clearly aren't messing around.

Haven't got a ticket in NYC Cinna so can't point you to a lawyer, but I'm sure somebody on the board will.

Good luck!

 

Lawyer unknown; sorry I can't help you there.

But could you tell us time, direction, and location?

 

Frank is the man...if not him then check out this dude.

http://www.trafficlawyer.com/

 

-from what i've heard on other boards/friends/family, it seems that there has been a fair amount of police activity off the gw's ramps as of late.

i've never heard of a speeding ticket in nyc until now.

 

2nd. "My Friend" has blown down the WSH at over 120 multiple times and Ive never gotten a ticket. Last week "he" was heading north bound at about 110 when a cop pulled on to the WSH. "He" slowed down to about 80 and the cop didnt even care.

 

What was the officers name?

 

Best of luck with your ticket!

I got pulled over in the city a couple weeks ago for turning left from an outside lane, once I had pulled over, he told me to pull over even more over his speakerphone, sure enough my brand new BBS front wheel goes right into the curb... I didn't get a ticket but the repair on the wheel is going to cost more

 

over 120? thats impressive considering how terrible the pavement is on wsh. you must catch some airtime over that g'damn hump in i think the 90's? or is it 70's?

 

Desousa is the guy:

http://www.ticketproblems.com

Tell him Phil the "Sticker Guy" sent you...

 

They seem to be on some zero tolerance binge right now- i watched a fleet of NYPD golf carts, bike cops, vans, cars and tow trucks cleaning off the sidestreets around Times Square today for any conceivable violation, including 'standing' by limos in no parking zones. Everybody got a ticket.
Also, once you pass the GW ramp going northbound, and continue, that beautiful section of 'S's' is a notorious speed trap. Some part of it is marked as a 30 or 35 mph zone, or at least it used to be.

 

I have a great Lawyer that takes care of all my needs, but he specializes in traffic. His name is Frank Desousa and he is located in long island. He takes care of cases anywhere in New York. He will get the best result. He has never did me wrong and has gotten me out of alot of trouble. Call him up

Frank Desousa

516-505-7715

tell him Furio sent you...

 

I hope he can help you out. He will do his best.

 

Going southbound, just before the right turn where the 95-96th St. exit starts.

How can anyone drive in a spirited fashion on that road? It's TERRIBLE.

 

The hump and the holes in the right lane past the 75th street (i think, its in the 70s) exit are really the only two things you have to watch out for. Oh yeah....also the dumbass drivers all over the place. You can easily hit over 100 on the WSH.

 

Yeah -- you can easily hit 100 dumba$$es, potholes, out-of-place drain grates, and piles-of-road-material-that-make-no-sense.

The Bonneville Salt Flats for me is Route 380 north from Pocono into Scranton. Now there's a nice straight road with little traffic for such activity.

 

As someone who has a good friend who is NYPD Highway 1, I can assure you there are plenty of speeding tickets given out on the WSH...

The "hot spots" are:

-- mid-day, heading northbound, in the "twisties" by the cloisters...regularly see a guy there

-- after midnight, the same two guys always work just about the same spot, heading southbound @ 158th st. They sit perpendicular to the road at the on-ramp and shoot laser. Probably see them 2 - 3x a week. They work the 11pm - 7am shift.

-- Southbound, just as you crest the final hill before 57th st, two guys love to sit and shoot laser right at you as you crest the hill. I did all my testing of my Blinder X20 at this spot

-- Southbound, just past the GWB, tucked next to the on-ramp for the bridge traffic. Guy likes to either stand there w/ a laser gun and flag you down, or he'll sit in the car and use X-band (!). Yes, I said X-band...because 99% of people ignore those signals on their radar detectors anyway, so they've started using it again. Guess what's old is new....

nlh

 

David Mansfield in Hauppauge,NY

http://www.davidamansfieldatty.com/

he wrote the book on "Defense of Speeding, Reckless Driving, & Vehicular Homicide"

he has taken care of many speeding tickets for me over the years