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Guilford County District Court defensive driving for improper equipment
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Can I take defensive driving to get my speeding ticket reduced to improper equipment in Greensboro court?
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Hello Gregory, In North Carolina, District Court prosecutors frequently offer reductions to non-moving violations (such as improper equipment) upon defensive driving completion: - Contact the Guilford County District Attorney's office or consult your traffic attorney to confirm course eligibility for your specific speed - Complete the 4-hour or 8-hour curriculum online before your assigned court appearance date - Download your certificate and bring it to the Greensboro courthouse to finalize your reduction and avoid insurance points. North Carolina Defensive Driving Course Please let us know if you have any further questions!