WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. (MMD Newswire) October 31, 2011
-- The next time you receive a citation, don't pay the fine or go to traffic
school; simply get it dismissed. The authors of "Traffic Tickets. Don't
Get Mad. Get Them Dismissed: Traffic Ticket Tips, Must Knows, and Much More"
(ISBN 0615551823), Steven F. Miller and Alexis C. Vega, offer vital techniques
and tips to get out of traffic citations.
With more than eight years of experience in helping
California drivers to dismiss their traffic citations, Miller and Vega thought
it would be appropriate to share their knowledge and experience in a book.
"Traffic Tickets. Don't Get Mad. Get Them Dismissed" specifically
focuses on filing a Trial by Written Declaration, which every licensed driver
in California is allowed to file to contest a citation.
The authors both found that many drivers aren't aware of
the process or how it operates. They sprinkle traffic citation tips, how-to
sections, blog posts, ticket talk series and much more throughout the book.
Having helped contest more than 37,000 traffic tickets in
California alone, this reference guide is a must-have for California drivers
who receive a traffic ticket. Miller and Vega walk readers through the steps
for completing a Trial by Written Declaration, so that they are comfortable and
confident in their case.
"We want people to know that you can fight a traffic
ticket and win," Miller says. "You don't need to just pay the ticket
or take traffic school; you can simply have it dismissed and move on with
life."
"Traffic Tickets. Don't Get Mad. Get Them Dismissed:
Traffic Ticket Tips, Must Knows, and Much More" is available for sale
online at Amazon.com and other channels.
About the Authors:
Steven F. Miller is the founder and president of
ticketbust.com, which has been featured on NBC, several radio stations and
various publications. He started the site in 2004 to help drivers contest and
dismiss traffic citations. In 2010 Miller released combatesuticket.com for
Spanish speakers and fightcellphonetickets.com for drivers who receive cell
phone tickets. In 2011, he created iTicketBust, a mobile app for the iPhone and
Android smartphones. Miller previously worked as the CEO of MediaHippo, Inc.,
an interactive agency focused on web, DVD and multimedia development.
Alexis C. Vega received her juris doctor from The
Colleges of Law, Santa Barbara Ventura. She brings her extensive knowledge in
citations to ticketbust.com as she comes from a family with members in law
enforcement. She helped develop new strategies to help drivers get tickets
dismissed in her first few months at the company, and is now the senior
consultant at the company.
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