PR Question: Traffic Violations. Did I mess up my chances?

I am in the process of applying for PR. I have done much research and understand that having any traffic violations on your record can be the reason for why a application fails. Unfortunately about 9 years ago, I did have my license suspended for driving too fast on the highway and I learned my lesson that the max speed on Japanese highways are much slower than my home country. I also had one driving violation for turning where I wasn’t supposed to turn a couple of years after. Other than that, I have not gotten any other violations for more than 5 years,

Since I was writing my statement of reason, I wanted to be accurate with the dates that these violations occurred, and so I applied for getting a copy of my driving record. They only issued records for the past 5 years, and since my violations happened much further in the past, it didn’t show up. I checked with the driving center, and they confirmed that they only keep records for the past 5 years. I felt like I was in the clear.

Until over the weekend, I rented one of those electronic scooters and got ticketed by the police for riding on the sidewalk. Yes, it was a very stupid move especially since I am in the process of applying for PR. The police officer (he was very polite I might add), told me that this wouldn’t give me any points on my license, but my real concern is it going to affect my PR application. I am not sure if I should include this in my statement of reason or leave it out?

If anyone here in j-life have any insight, I would really appreciate this!