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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.

Am I responsible for an equipment violation on a car I am driving that is not mine?

Yes, unless the ticket is issued in the name of the registered owner of the vehicle you are driving.

What if I have sold the car that was cited for an equipment violation or it is inoperable?

If you have sold the car or it has become inoperable, you must set a court date to appear and provide proof of sale or inoperability to clear the ticket.  You should bring to court any relevant paperwork that will support your case.

Why do I have to pay the $79 administrative fee here, and a fee to the traffic school too?

The $79 administrative fee is a state fee required when requesting traffic school. The schools are privately owned companies that have been approved for your attendance.  None of the $79 administrative fee goes to the schools.  The $79 administrative fee does go towards monitoring the curriculum, developing school lists, and staffing for the TVS clerk position. It supports the process that allows you to attend Traffic School.

Why do I have to pay the bail amount if I am going to attend Traffic School?

It is required pursuant to Vehicle Code section 42007.  The benefit of traffic school attendance is that the conviction will be suppressed on your DMV record, and will not count as a point on your driving history.

This is not my ticket, what do I do?

You must request a court date to explain it to a judicial officer.

What happens if I miss my due date?

Missing your due date could result in a failure to appear charge being added to the ticket, larger fine amounts due, and a negative impact on your driving record.

What if I live out of state or out of the country?

Drivers must handle tickets even if they do not live in the State of California.
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OFFENSES AND PROSECUTION [40000.1 - 41610]  ( Division 17 enacted by Stats. 1959, Ch. 3. )  CHAPTER 2. Procedure on Arrests [40300 - 40618]  ( Chapter 2 enacted by Stats. 1959, Ch. 3. )  ARTICLE 4. Notice to Correct Violation [40610 - 40618]  ( Article 4 added by Stats. 1978, Ch. 1350. )  40611.  (a) Upon proof of correction of an alleged violation of Section 12500 or 12951, or any violation cited pursuant to Section 40610, or upon submission of evidence of financial responsibility pursuant to subdivision (e) of Section 16028, the clerk shall collect a twenty-five-dollar ($25) transaction fee for each violation. The fees shall be deposited by the clerk in accordance with Section 68084 of the Government Code.(b) (1) For each citation, ten dollars ($10) shall be allocated monthly as follows:(A) Thirty-three percent shall be transferred to the local governmental entity in whose jurisdiction the citation was issued for deposit in
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You may submit proof with a $25.00 correction fee. If proof of correction is not shown prior to the Due Date on your Courtesy Notice, payment of the full bail forfeiture amount will be required or you must contest the citation. See the page "Contesting a Citation" for information.
Insurance Violations
The following information applies only to the VC16028(a)  (no proof of financial responsibility or no proof of insurance). This information does not apply to VC16028(c) (no proof of insurance involving a collision) or to any other related insurance-related violations.
If you were cited for failure to provide proof of financial responsibility (insurance), and you did not have insurance on the date of violation, you will be required to pay the full bail forfeiture amount or contest the citation. See the page "Contesting a Citation" for information. If you obtain insurance after the date of violation you should contest the citation or bring proof of your insurance to the clerk's office. The clerk will reduce any applicable fine.
If you had proof of insurance at the time the citation was issued, but were unable to provide proof to the officer who cited you, the violation is dismissible with a $25.00 correction fee and proof of insurance policy.
You may submit proof, as outlined below, with your payment, or submit a copy of your insurance policy to the clerk of the court.
You may submit proof, as outlined below, with your payment, or submit a copy of your insurance policy to the clerk of the court.
Name of insurance carrier
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Name of person who received the citation and/or the vehicle listed on the citation
If you do not provide all of the specified information, the total bail amount will be required. You may also contest the citation. See the page "Contesting a Citation" for information.
Fraudulent documentation submitted to establish proof of correction could result in criminal prosecution.
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$40.00 per count

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Juvenile Traffic Citations

The Traffic Division processes juvenile cases involving infractions and some misdemeanor violations of law.
A mandatory appearance is required and juveniles must be accompanied in court by a parent or legal guardian.
A Notice of Hearing will be mailed to the address written on the citation.  If the address is incomplete or incorrect contact the court immediately at (209) 533-5671 to put in a change of address. 
If you do not receive a notice within 20 days of receiving the citation you should contact the Court at (209) 533-5671.

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Parking citations are not handled by the Superior Court.  The City of Sonora and other law enforcement agencies process their own parking citations.  For further information contact the agency designated on your parking citation.
The Superior Court conducts hearings on appeal if you contest an administrative decision of the parking agency.
If you wish to contest a decision made by the parking agency, you may file an appeal with the court. The following criteria must be met before submitting an appeal on a parking citation:

An administrative review was conducted by the parking agency.

A decision by the administrative review was completed.

The appeal is submitted within 30 days of the administrative decision.

You must submit the following to the court in order to file an appeal:

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A $25.00 filing fee, (pursuant to Vehicle Code section 40230(b)), made payable to the Tuolumne County Superior Court.

Upon filing the notice of appeal, the matter will be set for trial de novo. The date, day, and time of the trial will be inserted on the notice of appeal.
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