That sounds wierd. To me it sounds like a mid to heavy traffic 3 lane highway like 401 in GTA. He was using radar most likely and was using an option perhaps for fastest vehicle etc? I always wondered how those work in high traffic. He could have gotten the wrong guy or you could have acclerated a bit. Perhaps he thought you were the fastest one when in fact it was another guy. I think you have a good chance to fight this on the court. I would say he got the wrong vehicle or confused. Did this happen at night time? With multiple cars i wouldnt rule it out. Did he follow you for a while or stay in front of you while using his radar to MAKE SURE you were the one going that fast? I know especially with radar some officers want to be sure they got the right car so they will follow or watch you for a bit to make sure it wasn't someone else or you just did it for a second to pass a truck, etc. I am sure officers get this alot but sometimes if it's not lidar and radar in a heavy traffic situation you can't be sure. I mean lets say an officer is sitting on the shoulder using a radar unit for the fastest vehicle. Lets say you have multiple cars in the left lane going between 125-140. But the problem is they are slowing down, speeding up, changing lanes. It could be very easy IMO to not be exactly sure which vehicle at that time was doing it. Mind you perhaps thats why i dont really see officers with heavy traffic using radar units at the side of the road. Although i do often wonder how they can be sure depending on the situation. Sorry for the long post but i think you might have a chance. That would suck to be convicted of something you infact didn't do. What road did you get the ticket? how much traffic? what time of day? and was it a lidar or radar unit he got you with?
That sounds wierd.
To me it sounds like a mid to heavy traffic 3 lane highway like 401 in GTA.
He was using radar most likely and was using an option perhaps for fastest vehicle etc?
I always wondered how those work in high traffic. He could have gotten the wrong guy or you could have acclerated a bit. Perhaps he thought you were the fastest one when in fact it was another guy.
I think you have a good chance to fight this on the court. I would say he got the wrong vehicle or confused.
Did this happen at night time?
With multiple cars i wouldnt rule it out.
Did he follow you for a while or stay in front of you while using his radar to MAKE SURE you were the one going that fast?
I know especially with radar some officers want to be sure they got the right car so they will follow or watch you for a bit to make sure it wasn't someone else or you just did it for a second to pass a truck, etc.
I am sure officers get this alot but sometimes if it's not lidar and radar in a heavy traffic situation you can't be sure.
I mean lets say an officer is sitting on the shoulder using a radar unit for the fastest vehicle. Lets say you have multiple cars in the left lane going between 125-140. But the problem is they are slowing down, speeding up, changing lanes. It could be very easy IMO to not be exactly sure which vehicle at that time was doing it.
Mind you perhaps thats why i dont really see officers with heavy traffic using radar units at the side of the road. Although i do often wonder how they can be sure depending on the situation.
Sorry for the long post but i think you might have a chance. That would suck to be convicted of something you infact didn't do.
What road did you get the ticket? how much traffic? what time of day? and was it a lidar or radar unit he got you with?