Getting started is simple. Fill out our online intake form, upload your documents, and suggest a meeting time and location that works for you. Once we receive your submission, a technician will reach out to confirm your appointment. That’s all there is to it!

You don’t need to bring much - just your vehicle. Before your appointment, you’ll upload your driver’s license, vehicle registration, license plate photo, current odometer reading, and a copy of your speeding ticket through our intake form. If you have an attorney, their contact information is also helpful.

Most appointments take about 20 minutes from start to finish. We meet you, so there’s no waiting room or shop to drive to - just a straightforward on-site calibration at a location that works for your schedule.

Once we meet you, one of our technicians will get in the vehicle with you, plug their calibration equipment directly into your car, and hit the road. We’ll guide you through a series of 7 speed intervals starting at 25mph and working up to 70mph. As you drive, the equipment records the data in real time. Once all 7 readings are captured, you will return to the meeting location.

*This is when technicians will accept cash payments.

Our calibrations are performed using certified professional equipment that meets court standards. Speedometer discrepancies of 2- 7 mph are common, even in newer vehicles, and our testing accurately documents any variance between your indicated speed and your actual speed.

Not necessarily. Many of our clients represent themselves in court using only their calibration certificate. That said, an attorney can help you present your documentation as effectively as possible, especially for reckless driving charges where the stakes are higher. If you already have legal representation, including their contact information in our intake form is helpful if we need to coordinate directly with them.