http://dmvanswers.com en-us http://dmvanswers.com Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:21:19 EDT 20 http://dmvanswers.com/questions/1840/ Each state governs habitual offenders differently. Some states base designation on points, others on major traffic offenses. And there are many states without a Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) law ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/1840/">Read More</a> Jeff Wozer Mon, 09 Aug 2010 20:49:59 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/378/ If you have recently received a traffic ticket, but you have misplaced the ticket since, contact your local DMV office to inquire about the options available to you. Typically, in the case of a sp ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/378/">Read More</a> Katie Schaefer Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:36:32 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/1842/ Reckless Endangerment and Your Driving Record Depending on the circumstances and the state in which you reside, reckless endangerment can either be classified as a misdemeanor or as a felony. Bot ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/1842/">Read More</a> Jeff Wozer Sun, 30 May 2010 18:56:09 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/453/ Depending on your situation, every law enforcement agency will respond to 911. For 15 states, including California and New York, 911 is recognized as the main number for the highway patrol. Other ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/453/">Read More</a> Jeff Wozer Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:29:42 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/451/ It should be plainly - and painfully - displayed no matter if you have a speeding ticket, traffic ticket, or parking ticket on the citation form itself. The citation number should be on the front ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/451/">Read More</a> Kevin Schultz Wed, 03 Feb 2010 20:30:11 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/186/ Your options depend on your state.Some states &ndash; like Alabama, California (certain counties), and Virginia &ndash; allow you to pay traffic tickets and parking tickets online. Others want you ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/186/">Read More</a> Alicia Sparks Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:06:14 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/184/ That depends on a number of factors.If you're talking about a non-moving citation (such as parking tickets), you should be fine. If you're talking about more serious offenses, such as speeding tic ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/184/">Read More</a> Kathe Nielsen Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:05:03 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/185/ There's no need to lay awake and ask yourself, "How am I going to find my ticket?" Parking tickets, speeding tickets, and other moving and non-moving citations can easily be sent to you simply by ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/185/">Read More</a> Kathe Nielsen Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:58:38 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/192/ Call your local DMV office. All traffic tickets are immediately entered into a police database that's shared with DMV offices and insurance companies. A DMV agent should be able to provide you wit ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/192/">Read More</a> Kathe Nielsen Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:09:42 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/187/ Some state driver license agencies allow you to do this. However, most states don't permit you to check for tickets online.To find out if your state agency gives you this option, go to your state' ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/187/">Read More</a> Kathe Nielsen Mon, 18 Jan 2010 19:18:38 GMT http://dmvanswers.com/questions/197/ First, take a look at your citation. Most states, counties, and towns clearly state on the citation the penalties you can expect if you miss your court date.If your citation doesn&rsquo;t include ... <a href="http://dmvanswers.com/questions/197/">Read More</a> Alicia Sparks Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:07:59 GMT