I got a ticket will i lose my license?
960532
Depends on what state, but I honestly don't think so.  Her insurance will be affected negatively.  First offense, though, just make sure she shows up to court and the judge will probably give her a fine and she'll be told she can't get another ticket or she'll *really* get penalized.
677411
what was the ticket for? Are you SURE it's a bogus ticket, were you speeding, not signaling, etc? Usually, even in Hickville, etc., cops are held to a pretty high standard, there. I'd re-read the ticket and really think on it. Don't just be biased, make SURE you were doing right. If not, then fess up, and pay the ticket.\n\nI read your addition to the original, if I was you I'd pay the ticket...then MOVE. Or, just avoid that town from now on. Pay it, under protest, then take the whole thing and mail it to the state atty. general, let them deal with it...
986624
Your license was suspended but it was not terminated. So No you don't. I had my license suspended by the court for failure to appear. I forgot I had a ticket and when I found it I went to the court and paid the fine. My license was re-instated.Unless it states that you must renew your license then it will just be reinstated. Check with the county clerks office at the court.
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.
392013
I would suggest that you contact an attorney... that said, driving with a suspended license is criminal with implications differing from state to state. Like the other posters have written, you could see jail time (not prison time), however that seems unlikely. If this is the first offense, and you have paid off the fines that got your license suspended in the first place, get your license reinstated. Go to court and show the judge your brand new license. He will probably fine you a big whopping fine and send you on your way. If you can't get your license reinstated, go to court anyway and see if the judge will give you time to get it reinstated. Hope this helps.
765025
No, but if you get another ticket, the judge may use this as reason to step you up in penalties for the next one.  They'll see that you completed supervision but that's it.\n\nInsurance will never know.
650308
How long your license will be suspended will depend on what it was suspended for.  Even after the time limit, there will most likely be other requirements to get it back:  Fines, courses, proof of insurance, etc.  You neglect to say what your tickets are for.  Maybe your children would be safer riding with somebody else.
629848
You will be able to find more information on the back of your ticket, such as the address to write to, phone numbers to call, etc.\n\n(You didn't mention your home state, the state the ticket was issued in, what the offense was, or anything else really, so I can't help you further, sorry...)
346361
Just pay the ticket before your court date and you never have to see a judge, or waste a day and go to court he'll probably just make you pay the fine, but sometimes you can take driving classes or something so that the ticket won't go on your record.\n\nAs for the warning it should never be brought up again, it never happened.
716788
Hey dude - Sorry to hear about the ticket.  I got a couple things for ya:\n\n1.) You said you think you weren't doing more than 85.  So you know, most speedometers in vehicles are off between 5-7MPH.  Unless you have a calibrated speedometer (like cop cars) your indicated speed is probably not what you are actually doing.  Be careful.\n\n2.)  I have never heard of them changing this type of violation to a non-moving violation.  I think the route you should attempt to take is to go to court and respectfully and in a non-argumentative manner, request the fine/speed be reduced due to whatever circumstances you feel are appropriate.  A lower speed will possibly reduce the points.\n\nThe key is be humble and respectful.  The worst thing that can happen is the court will say no.  Doesn't hurt to ask though.\n\nGood luck.
810141
Nope, but they will still give you an ID.  Which you might want to have because if you get caught driving and you are suspended and you don't have ID then you are even more arrestable.
634590
If you violate the law and don't pay your fines they take it to the next level to get your attention.  No driving hopefully gets your attention.  Because if you get pulled over with a suspended license your troubles have just gotten a lot worse than a $100.00 fine.
361893
Pay the fine, and get insurance before you get back in your car. You are playing Russian Roulette with your future, don't you realize that...it has nothing to do with the fine, it is about LIABILITY. Should you happen to be involved in an accident, whether your fault or not, you WILL BE BLAMED, as you were driving illegally, and you will be at fault...that can get very expensive...so much so that it can follow you the rest of your life as you pay, and pay, and .....pay. Don't be a chump...no excuse you can come up with justifies such a disregard for your future. \nOntario?  AS in Canada, or a city in the US??  IF in US, OVERPAY the fine by 5.00.  You will get a refund check, but DO NOT CASH IT!! As long as the accounting on this ticket is open (can't be closed if there is an outstanding + or - balance, usually, no points can be assigned to your driver's license. IF it is Canada, no points will show up anyway.
595110
Ask the judge for "Deffered Judification" ... \n\nThis basically means you 'promise' not to get in any trouble for 90 days, tickets, arrests ect... and if you fulfill that promise the ticket goes away.\n\nIf you get another ticket, they charge you full ticket price on either one.\n\nYour other option is defencive driving which will get most states to dismiss the ticket.\n\nIf you go the DD route, I reccomend taking the CLASS not the internet one... the internet one usually takes longer believe it or not.
999995
Not sure but if you call the ticket office i belive they can give you a couple of times for driver apprances.
742551
Depends on how much the ticket is.  Seems like you have a good case, weather or not you can tell your side to the judge. Sometimes, you talk to a person before the court and they make recommendations.  If you want to fight, write your facts down before hand and go for it. Otherwise, if it's not too much $$, write it and the experience off. Sorry, to hear your situation, doesn't sound fair from your side.  Best of luck
610737
No they won't arrest you, but if the warrant is outstanding and valid, it may prohibit you from getting the license...you can call the DMV (if you can get through) and they will let you know...