Citations & Violations (Traffic Tickets)

A law enforcement officer can give you a ticket (citation) for a traffic infraction, which is a violation of a traffic law. Read about certain violation types, such as Registration, Unlicensed Driver, or Equipment violations.

This page tells you about what happens if: you do not go to court when you are supposed to (failure to appear), or you do not pay your fine (failure to pay), and how clear a hold on your driver’s license.

See this page to find out if the Court dismiss your insurance violation, what the Clerk's Office accepts as proof of insurance, and what if you have insurance now but didn't when you received the ticket.

What if you received a Fix-it-Ticket while driving a company vehicle? Read about how to get the ticket placed in your company's name.

This page tells you where to get information about your parking ticket, and how and where you can pay the ticket.

If you received a photo citation, this page has answers to some of your questions, including how to view the photograph taken.

This page answers questions such as where to get your ticket signed off, and whether you have to correct the violation or just pay the ticket.

Answers to questions such as what is the status of your citation, and why is it more than the officer (who gave you the ticket) said it would be.