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The Plan focuses on creating safe, comfortable, and convenient ways for people to walk and bike throughout San Bruno.Learn more about the San Bruno Walk 'n Bike Plan.WalkingSan Bruno has a network of sidewalks, marked crosswalks, and pedestrian crossing signals and is planning to expand and improve this network based on projects identified in the San Bruno Walk 'n Bike Plan.Using the city's sidewalk network, one could visit the San Bruno Public Library, City Park, or downtown San Mateo Avenue. Next time you are planning a trip by car, consider one by foot instead! See San Bruno's sidewalk network on Google maps for your next trip.BikingCurrently, cyclists are allowed on any street in San Bruno (except freeways), and the Walk 'n Bike Plan seeks to develop this network further into a comprehensive, 23-mile long bike network for safe, comfortable, and convenient travel around the city. For more information about biking in San Bruno, visit the following resources.Biking ResourcesPlan your trip by bike using Google maps; The City has adopted the San Bruno Walk 'n Bike Plan which identifies improvements to the bicycle network; View a map of the proposed improvements.BART's website: information about bringing bikes on BART and renting bike lockers at the San Bruno BART station.Caltrain's website: information about bringing bikes on Caltrain and renting bike lockers at the San Bruno Caltrain station.SamTrans' website: Click here for information about taking your bike on the SamTrans bus.Silicon Valley Bike Coalition: learn more about the Coalition's advocacy work, biking resources, and opportunities to get involved in biking initiatives.HikingVisit a nearby trail and enjoy the outdoors! Learn more by accessing the following links.Hiking ResourcesCentennial Way Trail: A multi-use trail located north of Huntington Avenue, just over the South San Francisco city limit.Crystal Springs Regional Trail with the San Andreas Trail: This trail has three segments, and the San Andreas Segment can be easily reached from the western end of San Bruno Avenue at Skyline Boulevard.Junipero Serra County Park Trails: Hiking trails include the Buckeye Trail, De Anza Trail, Live Oak Nature Trail Loop, Meadow Vista Trail, Oak Cove Trail, and the Quail Loop Trail.Sneath Lane Trail: Begins at the western end of Sneath Lane, past Monterey Drive.
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To exercise this option you must, prior to your Due Date (in your Courtesy Notice), submit a request to the clerk either in person, by mail, or online (see the Page "Paying your Fine" for online directions) and pay, with your request, the bail forfeiture amount specified in your courtesy notice (required under Vehicle Code section 40519(a) and (b). The court will mail you notice of your trial date. See the page "Court Trial" for more information about the trial.
Should you wish to avoid any court appearance you can, in most cases, prior to your Due Date (in your Courtesy Notice) submit to the clerk (in person or by mail) a written request for trial by declaration. You must include your declaration and must pay, with your request, the bail forfeiture amount specified in your courtesy notice (Required under Vehicle Code section 40902). The bail forfeiture amount can also be paid online (See the page "Paying Your Fine" for online directions). See the page "Trials by Written Declaration" for more information about this option.
Should you be found not guilty, any bail forfeiture amount you have paid will be returned by the court.
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If you have a financial hardship that prevents you from paying for your household's basic needs and the full amount of your traffic ticket, you may ask the Court to consider your ability to pay. If you qualify, the Court may reduce the amount you owe. Below are the three ways in which you may request an ability to pay determination:
Appear in court to make this request (an appointment is required to appear in court.) or
File or mail a written request to the Court. Click here for form TR-320 or
Make a request online with the Ability to Pay tool found here
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Jury trials are not authorized for infraction cases. When you plead "not guilty" to an infraction, the trial will be conducted by a judicial officer (in our courts, a judge, a commissioner, or a qualified temporary judge (judge pro tem). The law enforcement officer who issued the citation will be subpoenaed to appear at the trial.
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Si está demandando por una deuda de renta por COVID-19, no hay límite sobre la cantidad por la que puede demandar en la corte de reclamos menores Estos casos suelen ser más rápidos, menos complicados y menos costosos que un caso civil limitado. 
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In addition, fines can be further enhanced pursuant to Vehicle Code 42009 for committing an offense while driving in a highway construction or maintenance area and pursuant to Vehicle Code 40210 for violations committed in a Safety Enhancement-Double Fine Zone. There are special violations with higher fines for violations committed in a school zone, a business district, a senior center zone, or at a railroad crossing.
The table below lists examples of the total bail amount due for a traffic fine. These amounts do not include any additional assessments due to priors or points on a driving record. If Traffic School is allowed, there is an additional $57.00 added to the total fine due. 
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VC 12814.6 Failure to obey license provisions.
$35.00
$104.00
$1.00
$10.00
$7.00
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$197.00
VC 14600(A) Failure to notify DMV of address change within 10 days.
	Note: The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction.
$35.00
$104.00
$1.00
$10.00
$7.00
$40.00
$197.00
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Penalty Assessment is an amount which is added to all fines and for bail for infractions and low grade misdemeanor offenses. It is charged pursuant to Government Code Section 76000 and Penal Code Section 1464 of the State of California and is subject to change by the Legislature. Click here to view the current penalty assessment amount. 
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