singlemom47
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? pa- i was issued a citation for driving in the left lane which was marked for turns for approximately a mile. I entered that lane because my destination was on the left according to my GPS but upon looking, it was not my intended destination so I kept driving looking for a space to turn into and turn around. When I finally found a spot to turn into, the police car was following me with lights flashing. There was traffic to my right and my blinker was on the whole time I was in the left lane. The officer was behind about 3 cars. I explained the situation to the officer and showed him my GPS. He said I was in the left lane too long to let it go. I am pleading not guilty due to the fact that I had nowhere to turn and traffic on my right. This citation was also based totally on the officers judgement. He stated approximately a mile on the ticket. Can I use the word "approximately" to support my argument?