<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Dear Reddit,
I recently received a speeding ticket driving from Georgia to Indiana when I passed through Kentucky. The ticket is for 12 mph over the limit which is what I must have been doing (I drive usually 10 over). This is my first speeding ticket and I have no other issues on my record so I was very disspointed in myself when I got it. Night after night of research and calling transportation departments, Judges' clerks, the officer who Issued the ticket, and my insurance company, I decided the best course of action was to fax a letter to the judge whom I was supposed to meet on my court date.

I explained in the letter that I was just passing through Kentucky on my way to college and that it would be very difficult to attend a court date for the ticket. I also pointed out that I wouldn't be able to take traffic school to remove the ticket from my record because I don't have a Kentucky drivers license. I asked the judge for a pre-trial diversion (suggested to me by his helpful secretary over the phone) so I could remove the ticket and avoid having to drive 4 hours to Kentucky. 

Based on your experience with anything like this- what do you think is going to happen to me? I feel like an idiot for being so concerned over this ticket but my mother pays my insurance for now- and since I'm under 25 my rates might go up drastically, affecting her.
<bot>: got a 12mph over ticket and asked the judge for a pre-trial diversion, what can I expect? Thank you!