if u get a ticket and will is be on ur driving record ..?

Question

f u get a ticket and will is be on ur driving record ..and will ur insurance increase if i go to traffic skool ??

cuz i dont know first ticket dont know anything.....and if u go to traffic skool .is should be clear isnt it ..and why still there..dont get it

u misti j u saids if i go to traffic skool..then is wont go on my record and my insurance wont go up !

umm speeding ticket so it will go on my record is it !!!!! T_T

is a speeding ticket 63 on 45

well to be honest i have an ticket of my fault on accident....not long ago ....

well im just worrie about my parent and im 18 and just borrow there money and paids the fine and the traffic skool and they all piss and my mom she got a speeding ticket on 70 on 45 szone and she talk like she dont have a ticket !

finally some lawyer be useful in this subject now wow thank john s !

Answer 1

A suggestion: use the check spelling feature.

You don't identify your jurisdiction, but I believe that universally if you go to traffic school the ticket becomes confidential, it does not count against your license and your insurance company does not know about it. HOWEVER, that has nothing to do with your duties to report an accident, and a traffic citation involving an accident may not be subject to traffic school.

Without more information it is impossible to be more specific.

Answer 2

It all depends upon the state. I know a few years ago I was stopped for speeding and while it did end up on my record my insurance rates were not affected. I think they may let one slide depending upon your age, driving record, and how fast you were going. The funny part to this story is that when I moved to another state and checked my driving record a year later the speeding ticket was not there. Neither was a Driving under the Influence I had at the time. (Don't drive drunk or impaired. I was a complete moron for trying it. Luckily no one got hurt and I learned my lesson)

Answer 3

If it is your first ticket and you go to traffic school, receive your certificate, it will not go on your record.....unless...
You cannot get another ticket within six months of traffic school. If so both of those tickets would go on your record, therefore causing your insurance to go up especially if you are a teenage driver. If you are indeed a teenage driver, in the State of Oregon your license becomes provisional after two tickets meaning you may only drive to work and back.
Go to court for your ticket, choose traffic school, turn your certificate into the courts, and be a cautious and safe driver and you will be fine.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes, your ticket will exist for a while, and your car insurance will probably increase. Some State let you expunge records after a certain time limitation, and good driving/behavior with completion of desginated classes. File for expungment order with your States criminal justice center data, may cost &15-$25 dollars to expunge or hire an attorney, its guaranteed. You must have a U.S. job, and exceptional reasons for requesting your expungment of records. For my case my attorney requested the expungment for good cause that my company works in the prison, courts, Hospital, Schools and state/federal buildings for expedited renovation emergencies that I need my records erased and cleared due to my occupational environment.

Answer 6

Yes, your ticket will go on your record and your insurance will probably go up. The good news is that most insurances don't automatically check your driving record if you are already insured, at least mine doesn't but every three years. Plus, most insurance companies only go back 3 years.

Answer 7

First you are hosed. With the computers today, it will not only go on your record, it will show up in every states database. Even if you go to traffic school the nature of the offense could still give you points and a higher insurance cost. Be careful out there, I might be the guy in front of you. I will gladly get out of your way if you give me a chance.

Answer 8

Only if it's a moving violation. Example- speeding ticket reckless driving. If you get a ticket for no seat belt or expired inspection sticker then it does not go on your record.

Answer 9

If you go to traffic school it will not be on your record and your insurance will not go up.

If you get another ticket within 6 months of going to traffic school then it will go on your record, your insurance will go up and you can't attend traffic school.

Answer 10

A ticket is always recorded on the driving record and insurance will increase if the record is tainted with violations.