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Speeding Ticket

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DoneDone3451

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I got a speeding ticket when traveling through Wyoming, in November 2024 and have been an applicant this cycle.

From my searches, I believe all speeding tickets in Wyoming are considered misdemeanors, even though it was not reckless driving. I was going 11 MPH over the speed limit on a highway (not in a school or construction zone etc). I was pulled over, given the ticket, paid it and then drove off.

What should be my immediate next steps? Do I disclose this on applications, do I need to manually notify each school I am still considering?
 
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I got a speeding ticket when traveling through Wyoming, in November 2024 and have been an applicant this cycle.

From my searches, I believe all speeding tickets in Wyoming are considered misdemeanors, even though it was not reckless driving. I was going 11 MPH over the speed limit on a highway (not in a school or construction zone etc). I was pulled over, given the ticket, paid it and then drove off.

What should be my immediate next steps? Do I disclose this on applications, do I need to manually notify each school I am still considering?
lol...don't sweat this at all; it will never come up.
 
NEVER pay a ticket and ALWAYS go to court and ask for a trial. If the cop doesn't show up to court, plead not guilty and you're off completely free. If he/she does show up, plead guilty with explanation, come up with some BS, and then you'll almost always be given a waiver (in MD it's called Probation Before Judgement) where they waive the points/charges and only make you pay the fine.