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Old 04-22-2008, 06:59 PM
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Speeding ticket in NC


What is the name of your state? GA

I was recently driving in North Carolina on business in a company vehicle and was given a citation for speeding. I live in GA and was wondering if I don't take care of this matter in NC will it affect my license/record in GA. I understand that by not doing so I would likely have a warrant for my arrest in NC as well asautomatic suspension of my license in NC if I were to ever apply for it, until the matter is resolved. However the issuing officer told me to check and see if it would affect me in GA. thankyou for any light that can shed on this situation in advance.
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What is the name of your state? GA

I was recently driving in North Carolina on business in a company vehicle and was given a citation for speeding. I live in GA and was wondering if I don't take care of this matter in NC will it affect my license/record in GA. I understand that by not doing so I would likely have a warrant for my arrest in NC as well asautomatic suspension of my license in NC if I were to ever apply for it, until the matter is resolved. However the issuing officer told me to check and see if it would affect me in GA. thankyou for any light that can shed on this situation in advance.
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