How to Remove a Speeding Ticket in Missouri
To have a speeding ticket removed from your driving record in Missouri, you must meet certain criteria. The ticket conviction must have occurred more than three years before your request to have it removed. The occurrence must not have involved a commercial driver's license, resulted in suspension or revocation of your driving privilege, involve a felony or leaving the scene of an accident, according to the rules of the Missouri Department of Revenue. If you meet these conditions, you can request to have your ticket removed from your driving record in one of three ways.
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Things You'll Need
- Driver's license number
- Social Security number
- E-mail access
- Pen
- Paper
- Phone
Instructions
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Submit your request by email to dlbmail@dor.mo.gov. Include your full name, driver's license number or Social Security number.
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Call the Missouri Department of Revenue at 573-526-2407 to make the request by phone. Have your Missouri driver's license number or Social Security number available.
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Make your request in writing. Include your full name, driver's license number or Social Security number. Write to:
Missouri Department of Revenue
310 W. High St., Room 470
P.O. Box 200
Jefferson City, MO 65105-0200 -
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Consult an attorney if you are in danger of losing your license. Missouri traffic violations work on a point system. When a driver accumulates 12 points within 12 months, his license may be revoked or suspended. Speeding tickets count as three points for state violations and two points for county and municipal violations, according to the Missouri Department of Revenue Driver License Bureau.
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Tips & Warnings
Reduce points on your record by taking a Driver Improvement Program (DIP) course.
References
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