Senior drivers have different needs than new drivers
While inexperience can cause an increase in traffic incidents with young drivers, common issues with aging can affect senior drivers. And those issues can lead to mistakes. And mistakes can lead to an increase in traffic tickets. Even one traffic ticket can add hundreds of dollars in unexpected expenses to a senior’s budget. Aside from the cost, the added stress and inconvenience can take its toll. Senior drivers deserve the same protection as new drivers. That’s why TicketGuard has developed your Senior Driver Citation Protection Plans. This plan is designed to address the unique needs of senior drivers. Giving you back the freedom to control the unexpected expenses of traffic tickets. TicketGuard offers up to $250 towards any qualifying citation. Just register your citation on the TicketGuard website. And then, leave the rest to TicketGuard. We handle the rest. Don’t pay expensive citations out of pocket. Let TicketGuard protect you from the unwanted stress and expense of citations. And know that TicketGuard is always by your side.
Consider This
Around 41 million speeding tickets are issued each year, according to recent statistics. That means every day, 112,328 U.S. drivers are slapped with an average of about a $150 fine. Broken down even further:
4,680 people get a ticket each hour (about twice as many are stopped)
78 people are slapped with a speeding ticket every minute in this country.
Driving Citation Statistics
Average number of people per day that receive a speeding ticket – 112,000
Total annual number of people who receive speeding tickets – 41,000,000
Total percentage of drivers that will get a speeding ticket this year – 20.6 %
The average cost of a speeding ticket (including fees) – $152
Total paid in speeding tickets per year – $6,232,000,000
Average annual speeding ticket revenue per U.S. police officer – $300,000
Percent speeding tickets that get contested in traffic court – 5 %
Total number of licensed drivers in America today – 216,000,000
