This study provides an approximate profile of individuals who are and are not likely to comply with an HO/RT1, which is a traffic ticket issued to drivers in Great Britain stopped for traffic offenses who are unable to immediately produce requested documents, such as a driver’s license and an indication of auto insurance coverage. The recipient of an HO/RT1 is required to produce the requested documents within 7 days at a police station geographically convenient to the driver. A review of the criminal histories of individuals issued HO/RT1 tickets found that those who failed to produce required documents within 7 days were likely to have a history of three or more offenses, possibly serious. This suggests that those individuals issued HO/RT1 tickets after a traffic stop who do not comply with the 7-day requirement to produce the documents at a police station are likely to be active criminals. Thus, the scrutiny of individuals who violate HO/RT1 mandates would be fruitful in uncovering offending of a more serious nature. The study focused on all the HO/RT1s issued by the Lancashire Constabulary Central Ticket Office (England) on December 1, 2004 (n=129). A database was created with information on all persons issued an HO/RT1 on that date. Whether or not these individuals complied with the 7-day requirement was determined. Background checks were conducted on all the subjects, with a focus on any known offending history. 4 tables, 3 notes, and 16 references