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September 9, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Tennessee auto insurance 

 

Reader’s Question:

My daughter recently got a speeding ticket in the state of Alabama. She is licensed in Clarksville, Tennessee. Can she just go to court and request for driving school to dismiss this ticket?

Moore

Clarksville, TN

 

According to the Jefferson County traffic court to dismiss a traffic violation that one must first apply to have your case dismissed upon completion of a defensive driving course and payment of court fees. This will permit a person to prevent the accrual of points assessed against an Alabama driver’s license and avoid a court appearance and as a result of the cited violation.

So it seems that it is possible for your daughter to request driving school for her speeding ticket in Alabama but she will need to speak to the court and perhaps the district lawyer to know for certain and get approved. If the speeding ticket is not able to be dismissed with driving school then the Alabama courts will likely tell your home state of Clarksville, Tennessee regarding her speeding violation. According to the Tennessee DPS, if they are informed of out of state moving violation convictions, such as a speeding ticket from AL, the violation will go on your daughter’s Tennessee driving history and points will be assessed.

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August 27, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Tennessee auto insurance 

Reader’s Question:

How do I report someone that does not have car insurance in Clarksville, Tennessee?What information do I give to police or the right authorities?

Jim

Clarksville, Tennessee (TN)

You can contact the local Department of Motor Vehicles they can direct you to the correct state agency to report the driver who operates vehicle without insurance.

If you know of somebody whose car is uninsured in Clarksville, Tennessee and yet it appears that the DMV has not yet been notified, you can try to report that car owner to them. The DMV typically has a consumer hot-line that you can call into to report problems or ask questions. They might be able to get the information or forward you onto the Financial Responsibility Unit.

The DMV or other state agency will inform you what information you will need to give to them. It is likely going to be the name, address of the driver and probably the information on the car such as the license plate number.