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I am curious on the best plan of action in the scenario that you are a given a ticket for Failure to Stop W/IN Assured Clear Distance after an unfortunate fender bender involving three cars. For context, I received the ticket since I was the last car and therefore āat faultā even though I tried to stop to the best of my ability given when I saw the cars brake lights ahead of me, there just wasnāt enough time and it all happened so fast. This was in Michigan by the way. Thereās no fine posted, so I assume I have to go to court and they will issue my points and fine there after appearing within 10 days.
However, the issue lies in contesting the points itself and whether it will work out or possibly get me in more trouble. I got an MIP, which is a civil infraction in my state, 2 years back and was wondering how that would impact my experience if I admit responsibility with explanation and schedule a court hearing for this. I know thereās no points on my license from the MIP, and when I obtained a copy of my limited driving record, the case itself and what not wasnāt on there. I guess Iām wondering, if I appeal the points, do I even have a chance? Or will they question me further and possibly make things worse? Iām not even sure if the court would know or not, and if they ask about previous history I know itās best to be honest.
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