A professional Over-the-road (18 wheeler) Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver, got a ticket for some rincky-dink thing, (dirt on the license plate, or cracked Lens)When he got home, he mailed CERTIFIED MAIL, the Ticket back to the Arresting officer, at his Barracks address with the Neutral Response #1 cover letter. When the Trooper got his Ticket back, he went crying to the "Court Clerk", who told him, "Never Mind,We'll take care of this from here on in . Several weeks later, Our Truck driver, got an envelope from the Clerk's Office, with the "Ticket" in it, and a letter saying that the note sent with the "Ticket" was frivolous, without merit, without substance, and has no validity, and his Court date was still Wednesday at 2:30, and if he didn't send in the fine to the "Voluntary Assessment Center", before then, if he didn't show up-for Court, a "Bench Warrant" (Capias) would be issued for his arrest for "Contempt of Court". Our Truck Driver, this time Bent CERTIFIED MAIL the "Ticket with the"Neutral Response #1" cover letter, back to the Court Clerk. (because it came from them this time) Several weeks later, Our Truck driver, got another envelope from the Clerk's Office, with the "Ticket" in it again, and a letter again saying that the note sent with the "Ticket" was frivolous, without merit, without substance, and has no validity, and his Court date was still Wednesday at 2:30, and if he didn't send in the fine to the "Voluntary Assessment Center", before then, if he didn't show up for Court, a "Bench Warrant" (Capias) would be issued for his arrest for "Contempt of Court". NOTICE that the "Ticket" still was "returned" to him. If it so "frivolous", how come they keep sending the "Ticket" back ? Eventually, the Court Date came and went. Our Truck Driver did NOT go. He Never had NOTICE.In his travels, Our Truck Driver had to pull into a "Weigh Station" and the Truck was "Overweight", so they beckoned him into the "Scale House", to give "the Boss" a "Ticket" (Bill) for being "Overweight". Our man thought he would have a ration of other problems. But when he got out from the "Scale House" they said "There is nothing on your license,- so Have a Nice Day." Lesson: It is a "Child's Game" of "Hot Potato, Hot
