[jsugiharto86]

Hi, I'm not new here but i don't post very much. I just had to ask a question thats been bothering me for a while now.

Well about 3 months ago I was pulled over and given three tickets. One was for blocking the box, not yielding to pedestrians and the other was for not signaling to change lanes. I already pleaded guilty to blocking the box but I know there were no pedestrians and I didn't even change lanes, because I was in one lane going around a stopped bus.

A month after I pleaded not guilty to the last two tickets i was given my court date for 8/13/07 and a description of my tickets. One of the descriptions was correct when it said "not yielding to pedestrians" but the other said "no more one sticker". Now this is what I don't understand. It should have said "not signaling to change lanes", my question is, can I get this ticket thrown out because of a mistake in the description??

P.S. I have already called a few traffic attorneys and none of them know what "no more one sticker" means and won't tell me if I can get it thrown out.

Sorry for the long post and thanks in advance.