Fight the ticket, whether it's 10km/h over or 50km/h, every ticket you are convicted upon will increase your insurance premiums. A 10km/h over conviction will cost you no demerit points, and only a $45 fine, however the ticket will be noted as a minor conviction on your insurance record. I recieved a ticket for this and it increased my payments by $10/month which isn't so bad, but it is still $120/year.

i've decide to fight my 10km over ticket...and if i see the officer come in or is in the court room i'll either say i was just following traffic and i was targeted since i have a sporty looking car (big spoiler and kit) and/or i goto school so i wanted to just reduce the ticket price. what do u guys think

When you go to book your court date, request to meet with the prosecutor first. In doing so, you may be able to bargain with him/her and have them change the charge or drop the fine. Either way it's worth giving it a shot, if your not satisfied with the results, then proceed with the court date.

but what could i say?........"can u drop it please i cant afford to have this on my record considering how insurence is rising (after elections)..lol"

Fight it. Take it from someone that is in Policing ... honestly, he wont show up and it will get waived