Q: I got pulled over for expired registration (expired for 4 months) and for no insurance.
I didn’t get a ticket but do have a court date. I now have insurance but was not financially able (due to a change in my finances as well as health issues) to pay to update my registration before the court date. I’m so nervous going into court without being able to update my registration. Will I get a large fine? I’m worried about not being able to pay a large fine.
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A: In Nebraska, driving with expired registration and no insurance are considered traffic violations. While you did not receive a ticket on the spot, the court date indicates that you may face consequences for these infractions. It's crucial to update your registration and obtain insurance before the court date, if possible, as this may demonstrate to the court that you have addressed the issues. If financial constraints prevented you from updating your registration promptly, explaining your situation to the court may be beneficial. The outcome may vary depending on the judge's discretion, but being proactive about resolving the issues could work in your favor.
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