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Best Answer: Yes, you do have to sign the ticket. As the officer says, signing the tick is not an admission of guilt but you are admiting to the fact that you were speeding.The reason why its like this is because more often then not you can take these tickets to court and fight it and win.f you don't, you will be arrested. The scene of a ticket is no place to argue the citation, that is why the court exists. The best thing to do is sign the citation and make your argument in court. Refusing to sign the citation might appear like a silent admission of guilt and definately a sign of being uncooperative.
SPEEDING TICKETS WITH CODES 433.03 OR 4511.21. If you were 25 miles or less over the speed limit your ticket is waiverable. If you were 26 miles or more over the speed limit a court appearance is required. SPEEDING IN SCHOOL ZONE TICKETS WITH CODES 433.03B OR 4513.263B1. If you were 15 miles or less over the speed limit your ticket is waiverable.