Contesting Traffic Violation Ticket

Summary

In Illinois, failure to yield can result in fines and points on your license. Contesting the ticket involves pleading Not Guilty, gathering evidence, and possibly hiring a traffic attorney. The outcome depends on the quality of evidence and legal arguments. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Lizette
Thank you for reaching out, Lizette. Could you please provide more information about the "Failure to yield" ticket incident and also let us know in which state or city this occurred?
I’m in illinois
Hello Lizette,
In Illinois, failure to yield can lead to a ticket. The consequences may include fines and potential points on your driver's license. Could you please provide more details about the incident? This will help in providing more specific advice.
Yes I received a ticket for a car accident in which I was blamed, but the other car was speeding which caused the accident
Hello Lizette,
In Illinois, you can contest a ticket in court. Here's a general guide:
*. Plead 'Not Guilty' and request a trial.
*. Gather evidence, like photos, witness statements.
*. Consider hiring a traffic attorney.
Please consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
I was wondering if I were to fight it in court what the chance would be for it to be dismissed
Hello Lizette,
As a legal information service, we can't predict the outcome of your case. However, factors like the quality of your evidence, the arguments presented, and the judge's rulings can influence the decision. Consulting with a traffic attorney could give you a more precise assessment.