Q&A - Improperly Deemed Convicted

So I was working in the office of an oil field company and did not normally drive our trucks that require log books. A small job had come up in BC and since I knew the equipment and had my air breaks and proper training I was asked to do the job. Since I didn't normally drive the trucks I filled out my logbook and stated I hadn't driven company trucks for over six months on the page of the log book. I know you need two weeks of record but I did not. The rest was filled out correctly. When the office asked why I didn't have the two weeks prior I explained the reason as I don't drive the trucks normally and this was the first in over six months. I asked what I could have done differently and the only response was that I needed the two weeks prior. I told him that I understand but if I have not driven in six months and there was no reason to think I would be driving how would I haven't two weeks prior. The response again was you need two weeks. I was served a ticket and 72 hour suspension.  I responded to the ticket in writing as it said to do so on the back and sent it. I guess I should add I was living in grande prairie at the time and moved to the Calgary area about 6 months maybe less after. Had my mail forwarded and did not receive anything in response. Looking into this last night I see a few steps I also could have taken at the time to check into this. I also thought that if it still needed to be paid it would have come up during my license renewal due to it coming from an RCMP even from another province. I now know I was incorrect in thinking that.

I guess my main question is how do I deal with it now and is there a way to have it removed from collections. If you could point me in the right direction that would be appreciated. As I said I don't mind paying it because in the end it was I who didn't follow up. I am looking through my files to see if I have the ticket and copy of letter I sent.