You begin by calling the police to report what’s happening to you.

Sounds about right. Release dates are fairly dynamic depending on a variety of issues.

Typically, summary probation does not include any travel restrictions. You should be fine.

Public Defenders are not appointed on traffic tickets. He needs a private attorney to help. Conviction could lead to a license suspension. ...

I’ll assume the police are involved. Best to let them handle the investigation.

Why would you want to reopen "dropped" charges.? I'm confused. What outcome do you desire?

Ever heard the saying: You get what you pay for? You're getting the level of service you paid for.

Unlikely there's already a warrant. But you should contact a local criminal defense attorney at once to contact the police for you.

This sounds like an unusual situation, but if you're being charged with a crime, consult with a local criminal defense attorney at once!

No more than you must. Leave a coherent message. The attorney will call you when time permits.