Q: My son who is under 18 received a traffic ticket in CO and was not given DR2334. Is that grounds for dismissal?
A: In Colorado, the DR2334 form is typically given to juvenile drivers as part of the juvenile traffic ticket process. The form notifies the juvenile and their parent or guardian of the option to attend a driver improvement program to avoid points on their driving record. While the absence of the DR2334 form may not necessarily be grounds for dismissal of the traffic ticket, it could impact the ability of the juvenile driver to utilize the option for attending a driver improvement program.
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