Q: What happens if I don't pay any of my traffic tickets? Can they revoke my drivers' license?
A: Too many Minnesota moving violations within a 12 or 24 month period will result in suspension or revocation of drivers license. Unpaid fines alone should not result in license loss. But the state can add collection fees, and do credit collection activities that can be damaging. Better to pay right away than create bigger problem for later. Better still, go to court and fight them!
A: Yes. They can revoke your driver's license. They can also revoke your license for the tickets themselves depending on what they are for.
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