My licence is going to be revoked on the 29th of this month due to Improper Trailer Brakes. The Truck and the Trailer belongs to someone else
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My licence is going to be revoked on the 29th of this month due to Improper Trailer Brakes. The Truck and the Trailer belongs to someone else
I was driveing a company Truck and Trailer with a load of Palletts on it and the tire went down. It also Improper tail light brakes. Since I was the driver I got a ticket for Improper Tail lights. The tickets been paid ,but I got a notice of my licence being suspended on the 29th of this month. We’ve tried to get ahold of the person but have had no luck. What can I do?
Asked on April 28, 2009 under Criminal Law, Indiana
Answers:
J.M.A., Member in Good Standing of the Connecticut Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
I am a licensed attorney in CT, not IN, but I deal with issues like this in my practice. However, I am sort of unlcear as to your question. If you paid the ticket, then it is strange as to why your license is being suspended. I would contact the DMV to determine why this is happening as you do not want to risk a charge for driving with a suspended license under any circumstaces. As you know, calling the DMV is a nightmare. Therefore, you should go there in person with proof that the tiocket was paid in time or pay the reinstatement fee at that time. If you are trying to contact the owner of the trailer, then you should contact the DMV to find out the owner's last known address and send a letter certified mail. This is important as you want to make sure the company/owner has notice in case there are insurance issues with the trailer. I am sorry if I misunderstood your question.
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