Oregon Traffic Ticket

Couldn't find an answer to my questions though I'm certain similar things have been asked before.
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The story:
Pulled over in personal vehicle for having a headlight out.
-Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 816.320 (1)(a) & 816.050 Defective vehicle lighting
-Officer volunteered to remove this charge if I got it fixed
--So I have to get it removed before pissing him off by fighting the other charges
*ORS is online, easy to find

Do not carry insurance on the vehicle since I drive it 2-3 miles/month.
-ORS 806.012 Failure to carry proof of financial responsibility
-Don't really expect to fight this one.
-Hoping to get the charge changed to something that isn't a moving violation (assuming it is)
--A point in favor is that my company insures it's trucks, not me
--When his lights came on I was in the middle of a roadway so I pulled into a parking lot 50ft away. The officer did not cite me for this but I may be able to plea bargain with that.
--Will also get my SR-22 and proof of liability. Even if I wasn't carrying insurance then proof of current insurance will be a point in my favor

I live in the vehicle so I keep the curtains drawn around the living compartment but the front, left, and right windshields are always unobstructed. There is a covered rear window but it's part of the living area. It's a cargo van converted into a miniature RV.
-ORS 815.220 Obstructed windows
-I'm thinking this one can be removed by showing pictures of cargo vans /wo rear windows
-There is also no violation for having the living compartment windows covered in a recreational vehicle
-The officer specifically stated he was issuing the violation because he couldn't see inside my vehicle to look for threats.
--I might be able to threaten a counter-charge of illegal search since he didn't have reasonable suspicion of any illegal activity. He may have been profiling my RV/van but that won't cut it. Unfortunately I'd have to get him to repeat that on record.
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The questions:
This is my first time in court. I've found a ludicrous amount of useless advice on whether or not to pay/fight/hire a lawyer. Where can I get useful information on court procedures like: motions, documents, and legal terms? Been to the court library but I have no idea where to start.
In the unlikely chance that the officer doesn't show up, what motion do I make to have the case dismissed?
Which of these count as moving violations against my CDL and CSA scores? Is there a metric or rule?
Can both state(CDL score) and federal penalties(CSA score) be applied to the same charges? Kind of like being convicted in two jurisdictions without having a trial in one of them.
I'm going to request a pretrial hearing. Does anyone know if the statements taken there can be used at trial? Do I need to reserve my right to withhold testimony which may incriminate me there? Do I even have that right in a pretrial hearing?
Can I file charges against the officer for illegal search? Would those be found in the Oregon Statutes or is the code for officer conduct federal/county?

 

Figured that. But I thought you might know about the CSA/CDL stuff. In any case it got the thing organized in my head.

As for injuring/killing someone? I've been debating that myself lately as well but I still lean toward this view:
Insurance is just another rip off that accomplishes nothing.

 

Okay, so if I die accident-free where does that money go?

 

Many times. I noticed you addressed me and not the point though. Care to explain?

Getting WAY off-topic here but oh well. Lilbit is right.