Legal Question in Traffic Law in North Carolina

Sure if you know the requirements in your local district. Some judges will require that you have a certified copy of your driving history to present to the Court. Also you'll need to know how to properly request the PJC. But why would you burn up a PJC on a minor speeding infraction? If your dstrict attorney will allow it, you are better off having the 70/55 reduced to another Improper Equipment. The North Carolina Prayer for Judgment Continued can only be used once during any 3 year period for insurance purposes and this is per insurance policy - meaning once used, neither you nor anyone on your insurance policy should use another one for the 3 year period. Also, the PJC is completely ineffective if you have a commericial drivers license. Most experienced traffic attorneys will advise you to save the PJC for a time where it is clearly needed. In addition to the reduction to Improper Equipment which if allowed is fairly pricey at $263 in costs, you may be eligible for a simple reduction in speed to 60/55 - most judges will only require court cost of $188. With the record you mentioned above, the simple reduction in speed would not result in an insurance increase.