I don't think that will get you out of the ticket. I'm not a lawyer, but have been to many traffic courts (6-7 counties in VA, Balt., Phila,). That type of error does not infringe on your constitutional rights in any way and would not be grounds to dismiss the charge. I'm sure some of the lawyers who frequent this site could tell you what it is. When I lived in Phila and had no $$, I had to defend myself in traffic court and common pleas court for 27 parking tickets. I read Pa.Rules Crim.Proc, the Motor Vehicle Code and Judiciary and Judicial Procedure. A technical mistake like that was not grounds for dismissal unless you could show that there was a pattern of ignoring the law in making those errors. You can't do that with a single offense. The best way to get out of speeding tickets that I have found is to be polite with the officer and pay an attorney. They always get the charge changed to one that has no points, but the state still gets fine money. Everybody goes home with some money except you, but you get no points. <br> Good luck