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Getting speeding tickets can be a costly and generally unpleasant experience, not only in terms of the immediate fine but also in the long-term impact on your insurance rates and driving record. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), speeding is a significant factor in traffic accidents, contributing to about 26% of all traffic fatalities. Therefore, avoiding speeding tickets is not just about saving money; it’s also about ensuring your safety and the safety of others on the road. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you avoid costly speeding tickets. Do you know how to Avoid Costly Speeding Tickets?   1. Understand Speed Limits Know the Limits : Don’t forget being ignorant of the law does not immune you to it. It is your responsibility as the driver to be aware of the posted speed limits in the area where you are driving. Speed limits can vary significantly between different roads, cities, and states. For example, residential areas typically hav...

  If you are in the market for a preowned vehicle there are a few things you must know before diving headfirst into the   used car market . One of the most critical pieces of information about any vehicle has to do with its   title status   and history. A vehicle's title history provides a detailed information about the car, including any significant   damage, repairs,   liens , sale events   amongst other valuable details. However, the main point that sets cars apart are clean and branded titles. Understanding the difference between a clean title and a branded title is essential for making an informed decision.   Car with a Branded Title     Do you know the implications of buying a car with a branded title? Things are not as simple as they may appear. Comparing a branded car with a clean   title vehicle   of the same year, make, model and   mileage   is like comparing apples to oranges. We can help familiarize you wi...

  In this article we are going to identify all the potential Risks and Benefits of buying a pre-owned vehicle without a title through a process of a lien sale.   What is a Lien Sale?   To better understand the   lien sale   process, it is important that we clearly identify what occurs when a lien is placed on a vehicle. There are multiple types of liens. A lien is often placed on the vehicle by banks and lenders when an outstanding loan is pending on the vehicle. In cases of mechanic’s liens, it is usually related to an unpaid debt that is uncured through the process of vehicle repair, storage or towing. When the debt goes unpaid the business may place a lien on such vehicle to recover the debt.  The lien holder retains the legal claim to the vehicles ownership until the loan is fully paid off or the vehicle is sold. In some cases, the lien holder might not have the title because it is held by the vehicle owner creating a bit of a dilemma for the new buyer....