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    How long until I can expect my summons?

    hey guys,lost my licence 3 weeks ago for doing what was written as 160 on the ticket but still havnt recieved a summons. thought it might have arrived by now especially since my mandatory instant loss of licence for 28 days is almost up. anyone else had similar circumstances?
    I lost my licence and i havent riddin all month!!!- YEAH RIGHT

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    Just sit tight, it will arrive. Now would be a good time to seek advise on your rights (or lack of), procedures etc.

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    It took 9 months for mine to arrive - and I understand the system is more congested now than it was 25 years ago, so don't hold your breath.
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    Not if what I've seen is true... apparently if you don't call the cops and say that you want to take it to court they'll just automatically assume you're pleading guilty and charge you as such.

    I wouldn't wait for it, call the courts / cops and find out.

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    and post the results - that is the opposite of what was when i got did; No response = summons, No show in court = guilty.
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    It's pretty common for people to get their lisence back after 28 days, then loose it in court again when they get a summons a month or two later.

    You don't have to do nothing, trust me. It just takes a long time for the court system to process things.
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    Same here

    About 6 months ago I got a similar ticket. 166km in a hundred zone.
    After the 28 days mandatory, I rang them, got my licence back and about 4 weeks after that I received the summons.
    In order to save on court costs I just sent a letter........ begging for some leniency. I admitted I was at fault for speeding, but then ask them to consider that removing my licence again, on top of the 28 days would cost me my job. My problem, but how would I pay the fine they were going to give me, or my child support, or....... sob, sob, sob.

    Anyway, I was happy (ish) to only receive a fine of $850 + $30 court costs and got to keep my licence. As soon as the good? news arrived, I rang the number on the paper, pleaded poverty to the nice lady on the phone ( despite the fact I can afford a car, and bike and the gas to speed like a dickhead) and made arrangements to pay it off $20 a fortnight until the end of time.
    I'm sure the court costs are greater if you turn up in person, but the outcome will be the same.

    My advice, admit to the speeding, then cry/grovel/beg and hope for the best.

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    thankyou so much for everyone who took the time to write and let me know about there information, it has been very helpfull. i dont mind the 28 days and massive fine,fair is fair, but 6 months aswell i dont find fair specially when thats what a drunk driver would get and i consider that far more dangerous than my quick squirt down a deserted rural road. anyhow keep the info coming.

    p.s. i thought extra loss of licence when summoned was mainly if the ticket had dangerous driving, careless driving e.t.c on it,,,mine doesnt, it only says exceeded 100kph. will this make a differance???
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigs288 View Post
    About 6 months ago I got a similar ticket. 166km in a hundred zone.
    After the 28 days mandatory, I rang them, got my licence back and about 4 weeks after that I received the summons.
    In order to save on court costs I just sent a letter........ begging for some leniency. I admitted I was at fault for speeding, but then ask them to consider that removing my licence again, on top of the 28 days would cost me my job. My problem, but how would I pay the fine they were going to give me, or my child support, or....... sob, sob, sob.

    Anyway, I was happy (ish) to only receive a fine of $850 + $30 court costs and got to keep my licence. As soon as the good? news arrived, I rang the number on the paper, pleaded poverty to the nice lady on the phone ( despite the fact I can afford a car, and bike and the gas to speed like a dickhead) and made arrangements to pay it off $20 a fortnight until the end of time.
    I'm sure the court costs are greater if you turn up in person, but the outcome will be the same.

    My advice, admit to the speeding, then cry/grovel/beg and hope for the best.

    Geeze you were lucky as I had no luck with Wellington despite telling them my circumstances......

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    Quote Originally Posted by lukelin250 View Post
    p.s. i thought extra loss of licence when summoned was mainly if the ticket had dangerous driving, careless driving e.t.c on it,,,mine doesnt, it only says exceeded 100kph. will this make a differance???
    Anything 40kmph and above the speed limit is instant careless/dangerous...can't remember which it's been a while since I got a decent ticket haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pervert View Post
    Anything 40kmph and above the speed limit is instant careless/dangerous...can't remember which it's been a while since I got a decent ticket haha.
    im not so sure cause in some older threads about lost licences it has to be charged and ticketed with dangerous driving for it to count, there is a differance in exceeding the limit and actual careless use of a motorbike
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    if your ticket says 'exceeding 100km/h' then that is all it is - not dangerous, so no mandatory disqualification anyway, just a max fine of $1000. careless doesn't carry mandatory disqual either, just a fine $3k i think

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    mandatory suspension cause it was more than 40km over but the written charge was exceeded 100km,,with the 160 down in a little box in the corner
    I lost my licence and i havent riddin all month!!!- YEAH RIGHT

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    That's suspension, a cop inflicted punishment. Then you go to court and get a court inflicted punishment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marty View Post
    if your ticket says 'exceeding 100km/h' then that is all it is - not dangerous, so no mandatory disqualification anyway, just a max fine of $1000. careless doesn't carry mandatory disqual either, just a fine $3k i think
    Careless - max $3000.00 / Disqualification at courts discretion (although you have to be pretty bad to get disqualified for Careless.

    If you only got charged with Exceeding 100km/hr, you should walk away with a fine and your licence intact.

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