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| 2 FIX YOUR TRAFFIC TICKET WE STRIVE FOR JUSTICE & FAIRNESS FOR ALL |
OPTION 1
Plead guilty and pay the fine (Bad Option)
California traffic courts make it very easy to plead guilty and
pay the fine for traffic infraction citations. Because of that
most unaware people take the easy way out and pay without
understanding their rights to contest the traffic ticket.
Actually, if you try to access your designated traffic court on-
line services (if available in your county), you will find that
they make it very easy for you to pay your traffic ticket fine
(bail) and go to traffic school. The majority of the traffic
courts in California will also provide you with information on
attending traffic school as if this is your only choice. The
reason for this is very simple. If you contest your traffic
violation and get it dismissed they will not get your
money.
In a great majority of traffic infraction cases, pleading guilty
is the worst way of dealing with traffic citations, whether you
go to traffic school or not, for the following reasons:
It is always a good option to fight a traffic ticket first and if
the ticket is not dismissed then to request traffic school.
OPTION 2
Plead NOT guilty and fight the traffic ticket (Best Option)
Pleading not guilty and contesting the traffic citation may be
the most intelligent way of dealing with traffic infraction
tickets and in a great majority of cases it can be relatively
hassle free depending on your particular situation and the
way you choose to deal with it. You may not even have to go
to traffic court at all and get your traffic ticket dismissed
through the mail.
If you choose to fight your traffic ticket either with a Trial by
Written Declaration or an in person Court Trial, our traffic
ticket experts can help prepare your statement of facts for
you.
Plead guilty and pay the fine (Bad Option)
- A. If you have not attended Traffic School in the recent
18 months, in most cases, you will be allowed by the
traffic court, to attend traffic school. However, you still
have to pay the traffic ticket fine as well as the court
fees associated with traffic school. The only positive
aspect of attending traffic school is that your DMV record
will not reflect negative points and therefore your
insurance premium will not increase.
- B. If you have attended traffic school in the prior 18
months then you will not be allowed to attend traffic
school. Therefore, if you plead guilty your DMV record will
reflect the traffic ticket and result in increased insurance
costs for the next 3 to 5 years that could add up to
several hundreds or even thousands of dollars depending
on many factors.
California traffic courts make it very easy to plead guilty and
pay the fine for traffic infraction citations. Because of that
most unaware people take the easy way out and pay without
understanding their rights to contest the traffic ticket.
Actually, if you try to access your designated traffic court on-
line services (if available in your county), you will find that
they make it very easy for you to pay your traffic ticket fine
(bail) and go to traffic school. The majority of the traffic
courts in California will also provide you with information on
attending traffic school as if this is your only choice. The
reason for this is very simple. If you contest your traffic
violation and get it dismissed they will not get your
money.
In a great majority of traffic infraction cases, pleading guilty
is the worst way of dealing with traffic citations, whether you
go to traffic school or not, for the following reasons:
- It could cost you several hundred dollars to pay the traffic
fine, the court fees for traffic school and the traffic school
fees in addition to the time it takes to complete the traffic
school course
- If you exhaust your right to attend traffic school on a
traffic citation that can easily be dismissed with Trial by
Written Declaration or court trial in traffic court and
you get another unbeatable traffic citation during the next
18 months then you will certainly incur the cost of paying
the traffic fine for the second traffic citation as well as the
increased cost of insurance premium for the next 3 to 5
years
- If you have already made the mistake of not contesting a
prior traffic citation that could have been easily dismissed
by a Trial by Written Declaration or in a Court Trial, and
you have exhausted your right to attend traffic school on
that prior traffic citation, now if you plead guilty you must
pay the fine and your insurance premium will increase for
the next 3 to 5 years
It is always a good option to fight a traffic ticket first and if
the ticket is not dismissed then to request traffic school.
OPTION 2
Plead NOT guilty and fight the traffic ticket (Best Option)
Pleading not guilty and contesting the traffic citation may be
the most intelligent way of dealing with traffic infraction
tickets and in a great majority of cases it can be relatively
hassle free depending on your particular situation and the
way you choose to deal with it. You may not even have to go
to traffic court at all and get your traffic ticket dismissed
through the mail.
If you choose to fight your traffic ticket either with a Trial by
Written Declaration or an in person Court Trial, our traffic
ticket experts can help prepare your statement of facts for
you.
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