Will this go on my driving record or can I be arrested for this ticket?

An infraction detected through the use of an automated traffic safety camera is a noncriminal offense for which you cannot go to jail. Like a parking ticket, the infraction is not part of the violator’s driving record. Therefore, a finding that the infraction was committed, either by payment or after a hearing, will not be reported to the Department of Licensing. However, failure to respond to a Notice of infraction, failure to appear for a requested hearing, or failure to pay a penalty imposed after a hearing will be reported to the Department of Licensing and may result in a hold being placed on your vehicle registration and license tabs.

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1. Why did I receive a ticket if I was taking a “free” right hand turn?
2. Will this go on my driving record or can I be arrested for this ticket?
3. What if the registered owner was not driving the vehicle at the time of the infraction?
4. What if I sold the car or the car was stolen?
5. What is the fine? Are there any fees for late payments?
6. Can I receive infractions for other offenses as a result of my red light camera infraction?
7. How do I pay my fine?
8. Can I view the images or video clip of the infraction?
9. What is the optimum connection speed when viewing my infraction online?
10. How can I request a hearing?
11. Can I have my hearing in writing, by mail?
12. How long does it take to get an infraction in the mail?