I received ticket "disobeyed traffic control device section 1110A"



Last week I was driving on I-87 in Ulster County in upstate NY when a police trooper stopped me (I was not speeding) for what he told me was not merging on the left lane while he was stopped on the side of the rode. I was not even aware of that. I was driving like everybody else and all of the sudden I noticed flashing light in my rearview mirror. To my surprise while I was waiting for the police officer I counted 10 cars that did not change lane. I was wondering if I could fight this ticket since it's a fairly new law, or at least lowering the offence.
Unfortunately, the law changed and that is now a violation. He "picked" you out of the crowd.


Plead not guilty and contact a local attorney to try and knock it down from points to no points.


Good Luck.


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a traffic ticket is a notice of violation. the statute of
limitations is to prevent one from being accused of a crime when
the witnesses may no longer be available and defense difficult. in
this case, you have already been notified of the violation and have
not defended against it in the time allotted. as such, a traffic
ticket does not expire and is not subject to a statute of
limitations. they are drawing charges against her at this moment, and at her hearing she is facing 90 days in jail. everyone who is caught on driving with suspended license isn't always taken to jail because sometimes a lot of people don't know their licenses are suspended, but they have a court date and the judge determines what their penalty will be. it all depends on the officers, city, county, etc. i wouldn't say she is getting a "get of jail" free card, but they are giving her the benefit of the doubt like other citizens. it happened to my ex boyfriend before that is why i know everyone isn't always arrested on the spot.... Hi, and thanks for your question. We'd advise your friend to contact the Land Transport Authority (LTA) directly to inquire about this. On the other hand, your friend could head down to the inspection centre and perform the inspection after informing the staff that he/she missed the inspection date.


We'd suggest your friend does this ASAP as missing the inspection can be seen as an offence, even if it wasn't missed on purpose.


You can contact LTA's customer service hotline at 1800 2255 582. Hi

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