yes, and bring proof that it was fixed. More info here: https://www.capitalregiontrafficlawyer.com/blog/traffic-court-101.html

"flow of traffic" defense never worked ever in the history of traffic court, but there are other possible defenses that have a better shot at...

best if you retain a New York traffic ticket attorney to figure all out before you go the meeting with or without attorney.

New York Criminal Procedure Law § 150.40(2) requires that a traffic ticket be served personally to the Defendant.

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The court will probably require that you appear with an attorney.................................................

If the data shows a high speed but it does not match exactly with the time of the ticket was issued, I don't think the defense will work that well....

Depends on who is checking and how well they are checking....

It would put two points on your record and carries a maximum fine of $243. Best to fight it, if possible....

It goes the spot of the violation, not the spot where you were pulled over. Unfortunately , you can't be quick to assume everyone will agree with...

Assuming he can't, don't expect that the officer's testimony to align with your version of events regardless of its truth.