I received a speeding ticket for going 55 in a 45. After I got home and read the speeding ticket I noticed an error. I was on a stretch of highway that was only a little less than a mile long. However the ticket lists that he clocked me at 55 mph at 11,168 feet. That would be over 2 miles. That's impossible. The higway doesn't have a stretch that goes 2 miles long and I don't even think a radar detector can reach that far. Can I bring this up and contest the ticket? I really think that he was wrong at my speed (I know everyone sais this) but I saw him immediatel when I turned onto the highway an I know I didn't go past 49 mph - not only was I watching my speedometer but I was watching my GPS which lists my speed. I think he was a new police officer because when he pulled me over he forget to ask for my registration and insurance and had to come back after about 5 minutes in his car and ask for it. I really think he was incorrect. What do you think I should do? Thanks for your help. Oh yeah - I'm in Washington State

