Speeding: Ontario driver in Washington state, more than 10 mph. Should I reduce or fight?

Hello everyone, I hope that someone has been in my situation, because it is a little weird. I am a Canadian citizen working in Seattle for a work permit. I have a silver car in Ontario, and still use my driver's license in Ontario. Today I have a ticket going 10 mph above the limit (10!). I was wondering a few things: Will I get points on my license in Ontario? We otherwise happy to honor that right, otherwise it would be better to request a mitigation hearing or fight to the ticket? I just happen to traffic, and was elected to perhaps a dozen cars to get TickIT. I will be happy to pay a fine, but I will do everything in my power to avoid points. I heard that if you request a hearing mitigation, sometimes retained the points / crime if you do not get a ticket for 6 months …. So I take a traffic lawyer? or will not affect my insurance (Canada). Additional information: I have 20 very good student university, and I have never signed the ticket.

You can reduce the fine if you just reduce, but apart from that, not carry objects, etc. that had just paid the ticket, on the pretext of moving with the traffic flow will not fly. I'd say once a police officer, "Are you a hunter? "I said yes, why? said that when you see a group of deer, we choose the ball or if you just take it violently? Well, you can choose Buck. He said he did the same thing can not have everything, so choose speeding. I been looking unlucky day! As for the points on your license Canadian drivers do not know how Canada addresses, but more than ten years with a license in Washington did not have much impact.

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