Colorado speeding ticket vs here?

[Science Abuse]

So, I received and paid a Colorado speeding ticket back in april.

Now, 4 fuckin months later, I get a notice that they never received payment, and that my liscense was under some special suspension (don't have paper in front of me, it was a 3 letter designation).

 

I've found all sorts of stuff for colorado citizens saying that out-of-state tickets don;t go on their colorado record. My question is, is my suspension just valid in Co, or will I be arrested if I get pulled over for a burnt turn signal?

 

I need to call them and get it resolved, but in the mean time I want to know if I should drive.

 

4 fuckin months to tell me, sounds like they take this seriously.

[evan9381]

how did you pay?? do you have record of it? ie, canceled check, bank statement, etc?

[Science Abuse]

USPS money order. I kept the stub and receipt, but after 4 months I have no F'kn idea where it is. Another reason I'm pissed at how long they took. I may never know where my $122 went.

[HotCarl]

I cant remember the exact terminology used but Florida's speeding ticket law's and rule's dont transfer to Ohio drivers' licenses' either. I had a friend who was station down there for 3 years and in that time received multiples speeing and racing tickets, the insurance on his new (at the time) eclipse was rediculous. When he moved back to Columbus nothing transfered, when he got auto insurance they knew nothing of his previous record. There's a good chance the same would apply between CO and OH. I would call your insurance agent, maybe they can explain it better. Or the BMV.