Speed, it is one thing that gives millions of people the biggest thrill of their lives; from bicycle to motorcycle, horses, air planes, roller coasters and of course, cars. Speed has given people that familiar adrenaline rush most of us crave. The problem is when and where to speed. There is usually a proper place and time to experience this. There are some of us that just can't avoid speeding while driving our cars. Speed limits imposed on roads are there for protection against one self and others. However, the consequences for these are speeding tickets, a hefty fine and a bad driver's record. There are a few things you can do to get away with it. Here is a Guide to Fighting Speeding Ticket.

First tip in this Guide to Fighting Speeding Ticket is to go to court to fight the ticket. More often than not, your arresting officer or trooper would not show up for your case as he or she would need to get to a lot of court cases for the tickets he or she has handed out. If the officer is a no show, your case would be dismissed and you're free to go. In line with this style for those who live in California and Nevada, you can contest the charge through snail mail. This wouldn't give the officer in charge of your case any overtime pay so there is a chance that he or she wouldn't even respond. Another plus in this way is that the officer would not be able to see your face and may forget important details to contest your claims.

Another tip in this Guide to Fighting Speeding Ticket is to question the current technology for catching speedsters. Troopers use a radar gun to check the speed of cars and see if they are speeding or not. These radar guns are usually calibrated by a tuning fork; there was an account about a guy who went to court for the ticket and asked the question "what calibrated the tuning fork?" When the officer was unable to answer, the judge dismissed the case.

Last tip in this Guide to Fighting Speeding Ticket is to simply be creative. You could create a good lie for you to get away with this. But remember not to use the line "I'm late for work" because this shows the officer that you are very irresponsible. A good line could be "I have a bad case of diarrhea". Follow this up with some good facial expressions and acting, just don't overdo it. You could even offer the arresting officer to follow you to your home then give you the ticket. Creativity is the key to get away with a ticket. Another reminder, don't cry.

There you have it. There are more ways in getting away with a speeding ticket; it's only a matter of creativity and wit. This Guide to Fighting Speeding Ticket gives some basic pointers, but you can reinvent these and make it even more effective depending upon your situation.