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Re:In Marin, if you speed on your bicycle you're now going t... by ntumlin on Friday January 20, 2017 @09:38PM (#13448451)
It mentions that getting a ticket can result in points on your license, what if you don't (or claim to not) have a drivers license?
Re:In Marin, if you speed on your bicycle you're now going t... by jakehilborn on Friday January 20, 2017 @09:50PM (#13448487)
From my experience you will not receive points marked against you on your license. I received a ticket for going through a red light on my bike in California. The infraction code used for a bike is the same as a car. The officer noted on the ticket that it was a bike offense and as a result I did not receive any marks against me at the CA DMV and the fee was nearly halved. Had the officer not made the distinction between bike and car I may have received points against my license. Unfortunately that clerical error seems likely to happen frequently.
Re:In Marin, if you speed on your bicycle you're now going t... by analog31 on Friday January 20, 2017 @11:10PM (#13448725)
I wonder if that clerical error could result in dismissal of the ticket altogether. Just take it to court and ask for the license plate number of the car, registration, insurance, etc.