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Traffic | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
18 months is calculated from the date of violation, not when traffic school was last attended.  A Court administrative fee as well as a fee to the Traffic School must be paid. Upon successful completion of Traffic School, the citation will be dismissed.
If the juvenile wishes to contest the citation, the Parent/Guardian must schedule a hearing at which the Parent/Guardian must appear with the juvenile. The Parent/Guardian may do this in person or by mail.
Failure to appear or to comply with the instructions on the Courtesy Notice will result in a hold being placed against the juvenile's driving record, an increase in the bail due and may adversely affect the Parent/Guardian's insurance.

Sentencing Fines & Bail Refunds

Fine Breakdown
Each violation listed on a citation is assessed a base fine. In addition to the base fine, there are additional assessments added to make up the total fine amount due to the court. The total fine amount due can also be increased by priors or points on a person's driving record. The amounts shown below are applicable to Alameda County and may not apply to other counties. Total fines for traffic violations may be calculated as follows:
Base Fine set by legislation and the Judicial Council of California. Penalty Assessment: Penalty assessments are allocated for such items as court and jail facility construction and other items as noted below.
$10.00 per $10/base fine per PC 1464 goes 70% to State Trial Court Trust Fund; 30% to County General Fund.
$2.00 per $10/base fine per GC 76100 goes to the County Courthouse construction fund.
$2.50 per $10/base fine per GC 76101 goes to the County Jail Construction Fund.
$0.50 per $10/base fine per GC 76102 goes to County Automated Fingerprint Fund.
$2.00 per $10/base fine per GC 76104 goes to Maddy Emergency Medical Fund (State/County split).
$3.00 per $10/base fine per GC 70372.(a) goes to State Court Facilities Construction Fund.
Traffic Ticket Diversion (Reduction) Information | Madison County, NY
Prior to submitting an application for Traffic Diversion, you are encouraged to learn more about the Madison County Traffic Diversion Program and your constitutional, statutory, and due process rights after being issued a ticket by clicking on the following link: Traffic Diversion Program Information and InstructionsIf you have retained an attorney and wish to apply for Traffic Diversion, your application is made through the Madison County District Attorney’s Website by clicking on the “Traffic Reduction” button on the left-hand side of the website’s homepage or by clicking on the following link:  https://madisonny.diversionconnect.com/register-attorney/If you wish to apply for Traffic Diversion and have not retained an attorney, your application is made through the Madison County District Attorney’s Website by clicking on the “Traffic Reduction” button on the left-hand side of the website’s homepage or by clicking on the following link:  https://madisonny.diversionconnect.com/If you are indigent (your household income is at or below federal poverty guidelines), prior to submitting an application for Traffic Diversion, you can apply for a waiver of the administrative fee that is a usual condition of traffic diversion.   You will likely still have to take a Defensive Driving Course and you may be required to perform community service at a not-for-profit organization instead of paying the administrative fee.   To request a fee waiver, you should download the application that can be found as part of the application process or you can find it to download it by clicking here:  Application for Administrative Fee Waiver Once you have completed the form, please submit it along with the other required paperwork to https://madisonny.diversionconnect.com/.  Upon receipt of your traffic diversion application, your fee waiver application will be reviewed and a response will be emailed to you. PLEASE NOTE AND UNDERSTAND THAT IF ACCEPTED INTO THE PROGRAM BY THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE AND IF THE DIVERSION IS APPROVED BY THE  COURT, YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE TRAFFIC DIVERSION PROGRAM DIVERTS YOUR TICKET FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND INTO AN ADMISTRATIVE PROCESS THAT WILL ULTIMATELY RESULT IN THE DISMISSAL OF YOUR TICKET(S).
Traffic - Frequently Asked Questions: Sacramento Superior Court

Can I take care of a ticket in Sacramento that I received in another county?

	You must clear the ticket in the county where it was issued. Contact the court
	in the county where the ticket was issued for more information.

VII) Proof of Correction

 	Any law enforcement officer can write a citation for a correctable violation. Some
 	violations can be certified using the back side of your citation. See the
 	
 	How to Show Proof of Correction web page for more information. Do not stop
 	an officer on any roadway for certification. You may go to any law enforcement
 	office during regular business hours.
Why is there a $25.00 proof of correction fee when the officer said there would be 
 	no fee?

 	The $25.00 proof of correction fee is statutory per 
 	Vehicle Code section 40611 - external link and per Senate Bill 1407,
 	for all vehicle code correctable violations.
Can I show proof of correction for my violation and have the fine reduced?

 	Pursuant to 
 	40610 - external link of the California Vehicle Code, certain violations may be
 	correctable and eligible for a reduced bail. If you quality to show proof of
 	correction, a $25.00 fee will be assessed for each violation that has a
 	proof of correction. If you do not provide proper proof of correction,
 	your bail will not be reduced and you will be required to pay the full amount.
 	Under certain circumstances, the law enforcement officer who issued your citation
 	may deem your violation(s) not correctable. If the officer check marks the "No"
 	box under the correctable violation section, that violation is not eligible
 	for correction. You must pay the full bail amount or contact the Court ON OR BEFORE the due date.
 	You may obtain assistance in person at the Traffic Public Counter or remotely at the Traffic Virtual
 	Public Counter by clicking HERE
 	Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding 
 	court holidays.
What is a valid proof of correction for an insurance violation (Vehicle Code 16028a)?

 	Valid proof of correction for insurance may be a photocopy of the official card or
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Interest rates are set by the Commissioner of Taxation and Finance, and assessed pursuant to Article 72 of the ECL. Penalties are assessed based on the amount of the payment deficiency at a rate of 5 percent of that deficiency per month, not to exceed 25 percent. Note: The penalty rate for the Operating Permit Program may differ and is shown on your invoice, if applicable.DisputesNote: 6 NYCRR 481.9(c) (leaves DEC website) provides that challenges to a Regulatory Program Fee may be rejected under the following circumstances:failure to make a request for a recalculation of the fee within 30 business days of the date of DEC's original invoice;failure to make payment in full of the undisputed amount of the annual program fee; orfailure to give a specific reason for challenging the fee.A new fee recalculation request must be submitted for each year's assessment, regardless of the status of the previous year's recalculation request.If a determination is made in favor of DEC, disputed amounts not prepaid at the time of dispute are subject to interest and penalty charges, retroactive from the due date.If you have any questions regarding a bill, please contact the Regulatory Fee Unit at 518-402-9343 between 9:00 AM-12:00 PM and 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Monday through Friday.FormsChange of Address Form (PDF)Dispute Form (Recalculation Request Form) (PDF)Permit Transfer Form (PDF)For additional support, please contact the Revenue Accounting Unit at [email protected]. Please include your customer number, the transaction number(s) from your invoice(s), your email address and phone number in the email.Procurement OpportunitiesDEC enters into contracts for commodities, construction, and services that are needed to fulfill its mission. DEC also enters into contracts to provide State and local assistance funding to eligible recipients. All DEC procurements are conducted in accordance with State laws and procurement guidelines. As required by Economic Development Law, DEC advertises all procurement opportunities estimated at $50,000 or more in the New York State Contract Reporter (NYSCR), (leaves DEC website) a procurement opportunities newsletter that is published free of charge on a daily basis.
Traffic | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
$2.50 per $10/base fine per GC 76101 goes to the County Jail Construction Fund.
$0.50 per $10/base fine per GC 76102 goes to County Automated Fingerprint Fund.
$2.00 per $10/base fine per GC 76104 goes to Maddy Emergency Medical Fund (State/County split).
$3.00 per $10/base fine per GC 70372.(a) goes to State Court Facilities Construction Fund.
$1.00 per $10/base fine per GC 76104.6 goes to the DNA Identification Fund (County/State split).
$3.00 per $10/base fine per GC 76104.7 goes to the DNA Identification Fund (County/State split). (First $1 per $10 effective on violations on/after 07/12/06; additional $2 per $10 effective on violations on/after 06/10/10.)
$2.00 per $10/base fine per GC 70372(a) goes to the State Court Facilities Construction Fund - Immediate and Critical Needs Account.
DMV record fee pursuant to Vehicle Code 40508.6
Twenty percent criminal surcharge pursuant to Penal Code 1465.7
Court Security Fee pursuant to Penal Code 1465.8
Criminal Conviction Assessment pursuant to GC 70373 goes to the State Court Facilities Construction Fund - Immediate and Critical Needs Account (assessed per conviction).
Citation Processing Fee per GC 29500(c).
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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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Traffic | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
State general fund (PC1465.7)

Court Security Fee

$40

To fund security in the trial courts (PC1465.8)

Conviction Assessment Fee

$35

To fund building/maintaining trial courts (GC70373(a)(1))

Total Fine:

$157

Traffic School
The traffic school calculation is based on the Base Fine + Penalty Assessment + State Surcharge + Conviction Assessment + Administrative Fee.  The current Administrative Fee is $79. Theses fines, fees, and assessments do not include the fee charged by the traffic school.
Proof of Correction
Effective January 1, 2009, when submitting proof of correction on a “fix-it” ticket, the fee assessed will be $25 for each correctable violation.
Revenue Recovery
The purpose of Revenue Recovery is to assist people who cannot pay their entire fine at the time of the hearing. The Office of Revenue Recovery (ORR) is separate from the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, but is contracted as the Collection Officer on behalf of the court.  They are located at 2 S. Green St, in Sonora, Ca 95370.  Their number is 209-533-5920 and email address is:
revenuerecovery@tuolumnecounty.ca.gov
The Office of Revenue Recovery is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays. 

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Is the date on the ticket a court date?

The appearance date written by the officer on your ticket is not a court date.  It is simply a date for you to contact the court by.  We make every effort to mail a Courtesy Notice to you prior to the date written on the bottom of the ticket by the officer, the Courtesy Notice will have your DUE DATE on it.

Why is there a $25 fee for each correctable violation when the officer said there would be no fee?

The $25 fee for each correctable violation is statutory pursuant to Vehicle Code section 40611.

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April 26, 2024

Attorney General James and Acting Tax Commissioner Hiller Announce Arrest of Colonie Car Dealership Owner for Failing to Pay Over $160,000 in Taxes 

January 3, 2024

Attorney General James Announces Arrest of Medical Biller Who Stole More Than $1 Million

September 14, 2023

Attorney General James and DEC Commissioner Seggos Announce Convictions of Recycling Companies for Illegally Processing 800 Tons of Hazardous E-Waste 

August 16, 2023

Attorney General James Recovers $300,000 in Unpaid Wages for New York City Nail Salon Workers

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