Speeding ticket turned warrant

If it was severe enough for a bench warrant being issued for failure to appear or whatever, I kinda get the impression this wasn't just an, "aww, shucks.. I was daydreaming and went 5 - 10 over" ticket. Not to mention I've never heard of paying off a warrant... those are 'paid off' by yo ### being put in bracelets.
Hows about we take this story from the top, and you give us a more complete and detailed version of events here, because, if I had to wager money, a bet that you're not telling us the full story here is something I'd place my money on with certainty.

 

How fast was the speeding ticket

 

Your fine increased.. I'm not seeing the part about warrant.
87 in a 75... that alone is going to close a lot of doors. More than three points within the past three years is the typical death knoll for a lot of carriers, because they don't want to pay the extra to insure you. The good news is that points drop off after three years for insurance purposes, so it's not a final nail in your coffin.
The 'warrant' thing still isn't making sense... from what you're saying, you were ordered to forfeit $450, and I'm guessing the penalty for noncompliance would be license suspension otherwise... if a warrant is issued, you get arrested. So that's why I'm not getting where 'warrant' is coming from here.
And that's fine that you made it a point to let me know you didn't appreciate my post... the unfortunate truth of the matter is that there's gonna be a whole lot of what you don't want to hear, in this industry, in life, etc. My response was to get more information, not to berate you. And I'm going to give it to you straight. If you don't particularly like it, then it is what it is, just understand that my intentions are to try helping you, and not to bash you.

 

Okay, I understand it a little better and I'm a bit more confused at the same time, but a lot of it seems to be able to be chalked up to Nevada just having a different way of doing things.
Two things I would do first if I were in your shoes - get a copy of your MVR and see what it says on there. And contact an attorney who deals in traffic laws and get his take on it. A consultation should be free. Find out what the full implications are here, and whether that was considered a misdemeanor traffic stop or not. If it's just a dirty trick the state has up its sleeve to coerce you into paying more, and doesn't add points or appear in a criminal record, you should be alright, although you might have to wait until you have that bond paid off.

 

That's what we're here for. Sorry if I came off as a bit harsh.. it wasn't my intent. I wasn't upset or trying to be an ###, I was just really confused by what you were saying.