Not the worst experience, OTR just finds local attorney’s to handle your case, so it’s just a proxy where they do the work for you and offer some kind of insurance against the ticket going on your record. Great idea in concept. Although, it seemed like the attorney they picked was slow to respond, like roughly 48 hours response time. Not a big deal on its own, however when it came time for my court date, I was summoned at 8am, sat until we were dismissed for lunch, ate lunch and came back ($5 for parking both times) and sat around until I was the last person in the court room. It was basically first-world torture because the bailiffs are very strict and authoritarian about phones being turned all-the-way-off. The cherry on top was: once I was the last person in the room, my attorney, who was a stand-in for the actual attorney, and was bouncing g between courtrooms all day goes, “what was your name again?” before he handed me over to the attendants to dismiss the ticket and left the room before I did. Just irritated me to no end being the last and forgotten client. Sooooo, I’ll be using the law firm I used in the past and take my chances next time.