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A violation that occurs within 18 months after the date of a previous violation and the defendant either attended or elected to attend a traffic violator school for the previous violation
A violation of Vehicle Code section 22406
A violation related to alcohol use or possession or drug use or possession
A violation on which the defendant failed to appear under Vehicle Code section 40508(a) unless the failure-to-appear charge has been adjudicated and any fine imposed has been paid
A violation on which the defendant has failed to appear under Penal Code section 1214.1 unless the civil monetary assessment has been paid
A speeding violation in which the speed alleged is more than 25 miles over a speed limit
A violation that occurs in a commercial vehicle as defined in Vehicle Code section 15210(b)
You are responsible for the delivery of your Certificate of Completion form by the due date.  You should confirm with the court that your certificate was timely received.

Trial by Declaration

California Vehicle Code section 40902 allows a defendant to contest Vehicle Code Infraction citations in writing, without having to make a personal court appearance.  Trials by written declaration are available in cases involving infraction violations of the Vehicle Code or local ordinances adopted under the Vehicle Code. Trial by Declaration is not available for citations issued for offenses committed outside the presence of the citing officer (for example: a citation issued as the result of a traffic accident or citizen complaint).
If you wish to proceed with a Trial by Declaration and you are making your payment by mail, please mark the appropriate boxes on the Options/Remittance portion of your Courtesy Notice and return it to the Court on or before your due date.  You may also select this option if you wish to use our Automated Phone System at (209)533-6971.
You must deposit the bail amount due at the time of your request for a Trial by Declaration pursuant to California Vehicle Code section 40519.
California Vehicle Code section 40519 states in part that the deposit of bail “shall be used for the purpose of guaranteeing the appearance of the defendant at the time and place scheduled by the clerk for arraignment and for trial and to apply toward the payment of any fine or assessment prescribed by the court in the event of a conviction”.
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Cannabis Education Program
Outreach: Greenlight hosts and participates in many local education activities to engage with Long Beach residents including health fairs and pop-ups.

RESPONSIBLE CANNABIS VENDOR PROGRAM

The Long Beach Health Department wants to ensure all cannabis dispensary staff have accurate information when speaking about cannabis health and safety, both in the store and while out in the larger community.  

The Long Beach Responsible Cannabis Vendor Training was developed to assist licensees in finding appropriate public health and compliance training for staff. It prepares owners, managers, and frontline staff to effectively and safely handle complex situations that may arise while selling cannabis in licensed stores. Register your team for the online course using the Responsible Cannabis Vendor Program Registration Form. 

DRUG-IMPAIRED DRIVING
Driving impaired by any substance—cannabis and medications, whether legal or illegal—is against the law across the nation. Traffic deaths and injuries as a result of impaired driving are preventable and the GreenlightLB works in the Long Beach community to promote the use of transportation alternatives and provide education to remind community members of the importance of not driving impaired. 

Educational programs: inform residents about the dangers of driving under the influence of substances other than alcohol, helping shift social norms around drug-impaired driving.
Interactive Demonstrations: provide youth and young adults hands-on activities that simulate impairment of reaction time, motor skills, memory, and decision-making abilities and show potential consequences associated with driving or walking under the influence of THC.

DISTRACTED DRIVING

Distracted driving has become one of the fastest growing safety issues on the roads today. In fact, it joins alcohol and speeding, as a leading cause of injury and fatal crashes in the United States. 

The GreenlightLB team works to prevent distracted driving by educating residents about its dangers, and partners with community organizations to increase education and awareness tokeep Long Beach Streets safer for everyone.  

Outreach & Education: Places a heavy focus on youth and young adult drivers to change behaviors and stay off the phone while driving, as data shows driver distraction is the primary cause of major injury crashes involving teens. 

Data Collection: Collected data from the annual RoadwatchLB observations and Distracted Driving Community Survey informs the Long Beach Vision Zero initiative and is shared with local and statewide partners with the goal of increasing awareness in our community and developing strategies to make our roads safer for everyone.  

Greenlight offers a free train-the-trainer course that addresses critical traffic safety issues.
Guide to traffic tickets | California Courts | Self Help Guide
If you can't afford to pay for the ticket, you can ask the court to lower the amount. You can do this at the court or on their website.
How to pay a ticket
Contest the ticket at a trial
To contest the ticket, you ask for a trial. To ask for a trial, you tell the court you are pleading not guilty.
How to ask for a trial
If you ignore the ticket
You could be found guilty, owe the money, and face more penalties
A judge or commissioner (an official who works for the court) could decide if you're guilty without you being there. If they decide you are, the ticket will go on your DMV record and can impact your insurance. In addition, the court may
Fine you up to an additional $100 (called a civil assessment)
Charge you with a "Failure to Appear" 
You can still ask for your fines to be reduced or even canceled
If you didn't pay or go to court by the deadline for a good reason (like you were sick), you can ask the court to cancel a civil assessment. You need to ask as soon as you can.
If you can't afford the fines, you can also ask the court to consider your ability to pay. The court may be able to lower the fine, give you more time to pay, or order you to do community service instead.

If you had a civil assessment from before July 1, 2022, the total amount you owe may be decreased. A new law passed that canceled civil assessments from before July 1, 2022.

 

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This section covers traffic tickets (infractions), not parking tickets or tickets for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (a DUI). 

To pay or contest a parking ticket, contact the agency (like the City or County) that gave you the ticket. Tickets for more serious driving offenses, like a DUI, are handled in criminal court.

 

The traffic ticket and Notice to Appear
You can get a traffic ticket for minor driving offenses or equipment violations, like running a red light, speeding, or having a broken tail light. These types of tickets are handled in traffic court. The ticket will have information about how to take care of the ticket and which county court is handling the ticket.
After the court processes the ticket, the court sends you more information, called a courtesy notice or reminder notice. The notice tells you:
What the fine is (called bail) 
How to pay the fine or contest the ticket
Your due date 
You must take care of the ticket by the due date. The notice from the court will explain how to do that. You can usually also get the information on the court's website. The court's name is listed on the ticket and the notice. If you lost the ticket or didn't get the notice, contact the court in the county where you got the ticket. 
Options to take care of your traffic ticket
Pay the ticket (don't contest it)
If you are eligible, you can also sign up for traffic school. If you got a fix-it ticket, you also send in proof you fixed the problem. If you can't afford to pay for the ticket, you can ask the court to lower the amount. You can do this at the court or on their website.
How to pay a ticket
Contest the ticket at a trial
To contest the ticket, you ask for a trial. To ask for a trial, you tell the court you are pleading not guilty.
How to ask for a trial
If you ignore the ticket
You could be found guilty, owe the money, and face more penalties
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States determine how vehicles may count toward household resources.Licensed vehicles are NOT counted if they are:Used for income-producing purposes (e.g., taxi, truck or delivery vehicle);Annually producing income consistent with their fair market value;Needed for long distance travel for work (other than daily commute);Used as the home;Needed to transport a physically disabled household member;Needed to carry most of the household's fuel or water; orIf the sale of the vehicle would result in less than $1,500.For non-excluded licensed vehicles, the fair market value over $4,650 counts as a resource.Licensed vehicles are also subject to an equity test, which is the fair market value less any amount owed on the vehicle. The following vehicles are excluded from the equity test:One vehicle per adult household member; andAny other vehicle used by a household member under 18 to drive to work, school, job training, or to look for work.For vehicles with both a fair market value over $4,650 and an equity value, the greater of the two amounts is counted as a resource.Additionally, the equity value of unlicensed vehicles generally counts as a resource, with some exceptions.What are the SNAP income limits?In most cases, your household must meet both the gross and net income limits described below or you are not eligible for SNAP and cannot receive benefits.Gross income means a household's total, non-excluded income, before any deductions have been made.Net income means gross income minus allowable deductions.A household with an elderly or disabled person only has to meet the net income limit, as described on the elderly and disabled page.If all members of your household are receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), or in some places other general assistance, your household may be deemed “categorically eligible” for SNAP because you have already been determined eligible for another means-tested program.The information provided in the table
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Employment opportunities with the city are always posted on the city's website and at city offices. In addition, the city tends to advertise in the Sacramento Bee, Auburn Journal and may utilize other sources to target applicants in various fields. 	

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How do I drive through a signal if it is out due to loss of electricity?

According to the California Vehicle Code, when a signalized intersection is blacked out due to a loss of power, all motorists must treat the intersection as an all-way stop.	

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How do I report an obvious malfunction with an existing traffic signal?

If a traffic signal light bulb is out, has been knocked over, is stuck in red, or does not turn green for a particular direction, please call Auburn Police Dispatch at 530-823-4234. Be sure to give the operator the intersecting streets, the direction of the problem, and a clear description of the problem.	

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How do pedestrian signals work? 

A pedestrian signal allows a safer way for pedestrians to cross the street at signalized intersections. The pedestrian signal, when activated, provides time for the pedestrian to enter the street on the steady "Walk" and to finish crossing the street on the flashing "Don't Walk" signal. The pedestrian signal is normally activated by a push-button that tells the signal controller that there is a pedestrian who wishes to cross the street.	

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