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No, all he/she can do is suspend his right to drive in KY, notifying the KY - DOT that the driver has a suspended license In KY. OH would have to be notified or do a search to find this out. If discovered, Ohio may take actions. However a KY judge cannot revoke or suspend an OH driver’s license in OH. He / She only has jurisdiction in KY.

Molten Aluminum would be above 659C if it was being carried.I had thought that molten Aluminum would be too hot to carry in CanadaBut apparently, not in the United States and Germany.But I am revising the answer since I see another writer wrote about casting aluminum, in Etobicoke, ON.There are places that manufacture crucibles for transporting molten metal across state lines on public highways.This is a web page from a manufacturer, who makes refractory crucibles, and then, they are leased to company operators who ship the molten metals.[1]See below about Molten Aluminum - Indiana - Kentucky.Molten Tar and Heavy Oil, however, is carried by tanker and construction workers use molten tar to repair road surfaces and fill cracks in pavement.See this link about a story about a Construction worker, who was splashed by hot tar, as the works truck stopped suddenly, and the tar covered him from the face and arms.[warning graphic descriptions]Worker covered in hot tar ‘was in so much pain’ [Toronto Sun News , September 2016].However, you may be referring to this report over at reddit, and might have given us at Quora a clue by using the reference link.r/pics - This truck carrying liquid aluminum just crashed on the autobahnSO, it appears that molten metals are carried from place to place in the world.If that was the autobahn, that would be Germany.There is a YouTube Video from EuroNews in German.Loosely translated the Lorrie (LKW - Large Commercial Truck) was at 800C. when the pots of aluminum were overtuned. The article was posted August 2015.The Title of the Video is translated thus:"Truck accident: molten aluminum sets highway pavement on fire"Perhaps OP was referring to this accident:U.S. 231 North Daviess County Kentucky Closed after Semi Crash Leads to Spill of Molten Metal - 18 WJTSThis happened NorthEast of Owensboro KY.From what I understand of the physics of the molten aluminum, it would take more energy to cool, then re heat aluminum. than to transport it for 1-2 hours.My guess, is somewhere it was demonstrated to the KY DOT, that it was safe enough to transport it in a molten state.see this picture:[update Apr 27, 2018]It was further followed up by this news report.Highway Reopens After Semi Accident Spills Molten Metal - 44News | Evansville, INApparently the driver suffered a choking fit, then lost control, and went into the ditch. There were no injuries.[update 2: June 2020]Well, there is few aluminum smelting plants in Canada;Fiat Chrysler’s secret weapon in west-end TorontoIn Etobicoke, there is the factory where they inject the aluminum in two step process, to give strength, and lightness.The foundry is near the smelter, so the risk, is not as great, but it does get transported in the molten state from foundry to fabrication shop(casting).Footnotes[1] Hot Molten Metal Transfer Crucibles-Molten Aluminum

If you were supposed to appear in a court for a traffic ticket, and missed the date, in result a warrant is issued, will you be able to get your license in another state?Other answers have told you your ticket/bench warrant would show up in NCIC nationwide. Probably not. What it WILL show up in is the DOT database.Most (or all?) States belong to a Compact that requires them to share and honor DoT data from sister States. If you get convicted of DUI in Kentucky with an Indiana license, Kentucky cannot suspend your license - but Indiana will.25–30 years ago, Texas refused to honor DoT notices from out-of-state.If you were convicted of DUI in Illinois while you had a TX license, IL would send TX a notice that you had been convicted - and Texas would ignore it.In contrast, if you had an IL license and you were convicted of DUI anywhere in the US and that jurisdiction reported that conviction to IL, Illinois would suspend your license indefinitely. (Or so I heard, from an Illinois attorney whose client I was representing for a KY DUI. This was around 30 years ago, and that information may not have been true at the time and it might not be true now - but that’s what I was told).This fact led to the obvious result - when a person who absolutely had to keep a driver’s license was going to be convicted in Kentucky, he was told to go to Texas, rent a motel room, have mail delivered to him there, then take that mail to the TX DMV to get a Texas driver’s license.Of course this creates issues with your Automobile insurance, and when you turn in your TX license to get a KY license, KY DoT will remember your DUI and make you re-take the written test and perhaps the eye test.Oh, and if you’re still living in the State where you got the bench warrant, the next time a cop calls in your driver’s license for any reason, you are going to go to jail.So just pay the damned ticket. If you don’t have the money to pay it, tell the judge that and you will be told to do community service for a few hours.Note that this is not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship exists nor should one be inferred. To obtain legal advice, consult an attorney who is licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction.