I got a speeding ticket when I was a juvenile(2 years ago). Now I'm 18 and they haven't sent me a notice?

Question

I went to juvenile traffic court and the judge told me to do traffic school. I forgot to do it and now its been more than two years and i havent received anything...what should i do? will they charge me alot of money?

Answer 1

If you were court ordered to attend traffic school and did not, your license should have been and probably was suspended. Not only will there probably be money involved but you may well have a bench warrant out for you. Failure to comply with the court ordered conditions is the same as not paying a fine imposed.

Answer 2

In a lot of states, if the juge tells you to go to traffic school and you don't....they suspend your license. You may want to go check to be sure your license is still good.

Answer 3

I hope they charge you a lot of money. Speeding is dangerous. Are you dense or something?

Answer 4

hi ...probably find out about requirements of traffic school orders...investigate and do you homework on this subject because honestly they will catch you in the long run...and yes will slam extra charges on you even more so....if you dont do anything about it...dont let them turn it around on you to make them the martyrs...do it for yourself...dont live in doubt...

Answer 5

don't-mention-the-war.

You should not speed. Physics is unforgiving, a second of distraction can cause a lifetime of hurt [a very harsh reality].

However, if the authorities don't bother, why should you.

Mind: when you should find yourself in some kind of legal/administrative bind, some eager beaver -is- going to dig it up and you will be paying the piper.

However, if it's 30 years from now, I wouldn't worry too much...

Speeding is easy, everybody can push that pedal all the way down. It's driving well that is hard to master. Have you noticed that there was nobody at your destination waiting to give you a trophy? That's your cue.

Good luck.

Answer 6

Contact the DMV for an exact answer.  Your driving privileges should be suspended.