Trying to Start "Clean": Possible

I live in Arizona. Yes I did post about this sometime back. I live in AZ and have, largely through my own irresponsibility, racked up traffic fines in excess of $2000. So driver's license is suspended.

I'm not a bad driver, really--OK, everyone always says that, but really I don't do stupid things with regards to being dangerous. I just seem to attract the attention of police officers for some reason. OK that sounds lame, but that's all I can figure so far.

Anyway, at this point I do have a Dec court date for a more recent driving on suspended license accusation. Regarding past infractions, I had setup a payment plan--which admitely I had not been 100% current on lately--and very recently had telephoned the courthouse and was told that NO outstanding warrants existed. But when pulled more recently, they said that 10--yes 10--infractions pulled up.

How can that be?

At this point it feels useless. Yes I do agree for the most part that taking responsibility is the thing to do. I'm not necessarily advocating scofflaw tactics. But it just feels like no matter what I do everything goes wrong. I call the courthouse and nothing shows warrants-wise; just a couple of months later, and TEN suspended license infractions are showing up? How?

Thus, if I am unable to satisfy these infractions--and I guess maybe it's from not being 100% current with payments but that was an impossibility given my job situation--I could go to jail when I show up for the suspended license court date. Frankly, I am considering just leaving this state and not handling anything. OK I do realize again that's running and not facing up--but frankly, esp with them going from no warrants to 10 infractions in just a couple of months it feels like it's impossible to clear things up at this point. At some point it just seem to get to be a thing that it's impossible to clear it all up and so it's just better to move on and try again elsewhere with a "fresh start."

I guess one of my key questions is--surely they wouldn't arrest me 3,000 miles away on something like this and transport me back to AZ would they--especially if several years were to go by?

I had once lived in the southeastern US and my driver's license there was fine. It just expired from age. Couldn't I just renew there and move on--and just mail payments back here as I get a better job and more money to handle it?

You see, it's not just this license and impending court date issue that is tempting me to move--it's frankly that employment here is terrible. I need a fresh start in that way something awful--sticking around here just giving me anything but more trouble.

I know, I am inviting some flames, but I really need some advice. I really am not so much trying to flee accountability so much as just start clean. After all, it's a suspended license--it's not like I robbed a bank or molested a child here.