Getting Information of ticket (Not a how to beat a ticket Qs)

[retdetsgt]

Perhaps this will enlighten you.

The airborne officers did not plot your speed. They merely flew at a speed that was equivalent to yours and calculated their own true air speed (TAS) and covertied it to the Equivalent Ground Speed (EGS). If the TAS, or EGS, was greater than the speed limit permitted on that stretch of highway, your vehicle was obviously going too fast. You were then stopped and issued a ticket for the violation. Simple as that!!!

If you don't remember how to compute speed, here are the formulas:

Airspeed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ground speed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Good luck!

That's why I hated working traffic, too much math. I preferred to just drive around beat people up.

[phantasm]

Perhaps this will enlighten you.

The airborne officers did not plot your speed. They merely flew at a speed that was equivalent to yours and calculated their own true air speed (TAS) and covertied it to the Equivalent Ground Speed (EGS). If the TAS, or EGS, was greater than the speed limit permitted on that stretch of highway, your vehicle was obviously going too fast. You were then stopped and issued a ticket for the violation. Simple as that!!!

If you don't remember how to compute speed, here are the formulas:

Airspeed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ground speed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Good luck!

Around 1:44s for the related lines.

[APDSarge]

In NY you are presented with all evidence against you at trial, and that it is. There is no "discovery." Its not a criminal case.

I love watching highway cops testify, especially on speed. They go through their 5-10 minute testimony, and then the guilty verdict

Speeding tickets in Florida are "Civil" infractions. There is no discovery. The officers (the officer in the plane and the officer that actually issued the citation will have to both appear in court) and they will have the appropriate documents necessary to make a prima facia case.

Elect to attend court and you can review the documents then.