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Subscribe to this threadPittsburgh police refunding speeding fines given by mistake
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Guenther @ Apr 16th 2008 11:11AM
I'm curious to see how their DMV/Sec of State handles removing any points from driving records. Is there a process for that sort of thing?
Bert @ Apr 16th 2008 11:13AM
... and any increases in insurance rates. Kinda like closing the door after the horses have escaped.
Reality_check @ Apr 16th 2008 11:22AM
This happens in a episode of Everybody Hates Chris were everybody was above the speed limit by 8 mph.
zach @ Apr 16th 2008 11:19AM
go to postgazette.com - all points are being removed and the city will work with peoples' insurance companies to fix any erroneous rate increases.
i'm sure it'll still be a pain in the @ss for the people involved, but the city seems to be working to fix it.