Traffic Violation Report - All Good if nothing shows?

Some companies will find it and then fire you for not disclosing it.
What does the job application ask about tickets? Most want a 5 yrs. history. Just be honest because one ticket 3 yrs. ago isn't too bad unless it's a 15 mph over, then some companies consider that a reckless driving and may have a problem with it.
Put your location on your profile.

 

Pull your driving record, if clear it should have a one sentance on the bottom, no violations past 7 years for this driver, or however many years you pulled it for.

Once in a while the State writes me a ticket for something. I pay the fine which happens to be the lunch hour and I find that the fine money is treated as a contribution to the cause rather than a guilty plea.

 

Companies such as Prime and Maverick will find out and fire you. They spend tons of money on background checks or have the software to do it. Usually they won't hire you if you've ever been fired or have gaps in employment. I know there's exceptions to the rule, but that's their general policy.

 

If you get pulled over at a weigh station in that state, I believe you can get arrested for not taking care of that ticket

 

That's true and a few drivers have posted on here, they were put "out of service" at the scales until the ticket is taken care of.

 

I imagine if you paid the ticket, all should be fine.

It should show somewhere though, right?

What home state and what ticket state, - and did you pay it in time?