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Posted on Feb 06, 2023
1)Yes, some states allow you to pay your traffic ticket online.
2)Typically, you can pay your ticket by credit card or electronic check.
3)Be sure to have your ticket number handy when you pay.
4)If you have any questions, contact the traffic court in your state.
Yes, it is possible to have moving violations removed from your record. If you are a first-time offender, you may be able to take a defensive driving course to remove the violation from your record. If you have multiple violations, you may be able to petition the court to have the violations removed
Read moreYes, all moving violations are recorded on a driver's record. This is because moving violations can result in points being added to a driver's license, which can lead to a driver's license being suspended or revoked. Additionally, insurance companies often use a driver's record to determine premiums
Read moreTraffic violations remain on a driver's record for a certain period of time, depending on the severity of the violation. Minor violations may remain on a driver's record for three to five years, while more serious violations may remain on a driver's record for up to ten years. Traffic violations can
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