How long does a ticket stay on your driving record?
82636
In GENERAL, it will:\n-Have a strong affect on your record for three years\n-Be easily visible for five years (to the authorities)\n-Be gone completely after ten years
246574
It stays until you get it expunged or you are issued a pardon.  There's a misbelief that crimes drop off your record at certain times.  They don't drop off automaticly, and most will never be able to be expunged or pardoned.
308959
You ask your dmv, they will pull up your record and tell you...............
327519
Every time you get a ticket, the different offenses will translate into different points. I believe after 12 pts, you get your license taken away??
543200
No, there is no statute of limitations on traffic warrants.  If you fail to appear in Texas on a traffic ticket, you are found guilty, and then on top of that, a criminal charge of Failure to Appear is entered.   That is what causes the warrant to be issued.\n\nOnce a warrant is issued, your driver's license is suspended and if you are stopped while driving, you will be charged with "Driving while license suspended" (or "DWS") and there will be additional fines and a trip to the local jail.\n\nYou have to contact the original court and pay all of the fines. They will give you a letter which you can then take to the DMV to have your license reinstated. Your license is not automatically reinstated when you pay the fines.
167273
Depending on how much the employer wants to spend, they can find out everything you have ever been arrested for, convicted of and or aquitted of( yes all that info. is on your federal record)since you turned 18. Driving records are available in 5 year incriments at any DMV office. If you want to run a check on yourself(it is not free) try www.ussearch.com. I use it to check out all of my daughters boyfriends. Got to be safe nowadays!!
553819
States do share ticket info.  I have an AL drivers licence.  When I renewed it, they made me pay an outstanding 3 year old illegal turn ticket to AZ before they renewed my licence.  Damn computers.
507833
I would think 14 `years is odd, by now you should have one.  Have you seen a lawyer.  I do not bleive there is a lifetime revocation of license even if convicted of a death while driving, curious.
138493
No.  It will not be dismissed.  You go to court on Tuesday morning and get it sorted out.  If you don't, the court could suspend your driver's license for failure to appear.  When you are in court, you can ask the judge to dismiss the ticket.
848580
this has happened to me several times.  sigh.  sometimes, the officer has taken the driver's license number I've memorized and will 'run it' and see it's me.  another time, i've gotten a ticket.  with the ticket, i had to go to court and show my license, which resulted in dismissal.  (I think because I was there in business attire and spoke out loud and respectfully to the judge.)
222794
If you have deep pockets, take it to court with a lawyer at your side, they can usually get them reduced or expunged.  In most states, you have the option of supervision and the way that works is: if you keep a clean driving record over a pre-set amount of time the violation will not go on your record.  You are usually required to pay the fine, but in the name of court or administration costs.  Sometimes you are required to attend a one day driving school, however I believe that can be done on line.  It sounds like a hassle, I know, but no more than your insurance premiums increasing because of a bad driving record.  See, they get you either way!
30501
It sure will show up.  Your best bet is to be honest about it right away.  My fiance had a driving offense 9 years ago and its STILL showing up because he did time in huber.  No truck driving jobs for you for 10 years.
348316
To my knowledge, a bench warrant never expires.  So whatever you did- commit to resolving the situation.  The court system is 'nicer' to someone who chooses to cooperate and handle their business.  I know someone who had a warrant for a speeding ticket they got at the age of 16.  He was the passenger in a car that got pulled over for speeding.  The officer that stopped them checked i.d. for everyone in the car, and the warrant came up..... He was 27!!!!!  He was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 1500 hours of community service, and $1000.00 fine.
621867
As an adult driver you can accumilate 12 points in 12 months or 18 points in a 24 month period. Meaning you don't want to get any tickets, as one ticket could cost you anywhere from 2 to 8 points. Don't get caught drinking and driving. You won't have any points left, plus you'd lose your license administatively.
606224
always fight traffic violations. chances are the issuing cop wont show up & it'll get dismissed. worse case is that you get the same fine you would've anyway. there are no extra charges for fighting a ticket & losing. i havent paid a ticket in 12 years. i park where i want & when i want, drive in bus lanes, i drive how i want & i drive where i want. i dont drive like a maniac or a jerk. i drive safely. i mean that i dont wear seat belt if i dont want, ect. the judge needs a 2182 to take your licence unless you give it over willingly. same tactic as searching your car. they say all kinds of nonsense & try to scare me into submission but after being punked too many times, i learned the law & use it to punk them right back.
999995
Not sure but if you call the ticket office i belive they can give you a couple of times for driver apprances.
1104874
you have to look at the limitations of actions act. Usually, you have around 6 years - but this varies from state to state.\n\nAlso, the longer you take, the less reliable people's memories are and the harder it is to track them down. So even though you may be within the time limits, you may have evidentiary problems if you wait SIX years.\n\nFinally, you have a case regardless of whether the cop wrote/didn't write a ticket.\n\nAlso are you prepared to go through the pain of going through court? it might cost a lot more money than the damage toyour car. Hope this helps.