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redneck1861

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It will go on your record, but it is really not that big of a deal, but remember if you fill out any important application such as a concealed carry app, put it down that you were convicted of a crime, so that they don't deny you on grounds of lying on the app
 

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No, it won't. The state won't put it on your recored till you're 11 over. If I recall correctly, it's in Title 47 Chapter 11 somewhere.
 

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It will go on your record, but it is really not that big of a deal, but remember if you fill out any important application such as a concealed carry app, put it down that you were convicted of a crime, so that they don't deny you on grounds of lying on the app

You don't need to put traffic infractions on a ccw form, only misdemeanor or higher.
 

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Depends on what "record" you're talking about. If you're wondering if your insurance company will find out about it, then yes - they will.

I'm just curious.
Back in the day, with a citation on your record, it would be assessed a "point".
Getting so many points would result in a suspension of the license. The more Grevious the citation, the more points awarded.
After a certain time frame, the points would be eliminated from the driving record as a reward for safe driving.
I wonder if this is still being done?
 

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It's title 47 SS 11-801.c if I remember right and it wont go on ur record. Has to be at least 11 over or you have to be driving a commercial vehicle I believe.
 

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I'm just curious.
Back in the day, with a citation on your record, it would be assessed a "point".
Getting so many points would result in a suspension of the license. The more Grevious the citation, the more points awarded.
After a certain time frame, the points would be eliminated from the driving record as a reward for safe driving.
I wonder if this is still being done?

Yes, this is still what happens.
 

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