Criminal Traffic

A Criminal Traffic Offense is a violation that may subject a defendant, upon conviction, to incarceration. Criminal offenses require a court appearance and can carry penalties including fines/costs, probation, and/or incarceration.

Examples

Some examples of a Criminal Traffic Offense include, but are not limited to:

  • Attaching tag not assigned
  • Driving while license suspended/revoked
  • No valid driver's license
  • Reckless driving
  1. How long do I have to pay my traffic citation?
  2. What happens if my traffic citation is not paid timely?
  3. How can I obtain my driver's license history?
  4. What forms of payment do you accept?
  5. Where can I pay my court fines, fees, and other costs?
  6. Do you accept payments via telephone?
  7. When is my next court date?
  8. What if I cannot pay my traffic citation within 30 calendar days?
  9. How do I elect to attend a driver improvement course for my citation?
  10. What are the benefits of attending driver improvement school?
  11. What happens if I do not attend the driver improvement school I elected?
  12. What happens if my ticket is not paid timely?
  13. Who do I contact if my citation/case has been turned over to the collection agency?
  14. What is a D-6 clearance?
  15. How can I seek return of a cash bond after it has been forfeited or estreated by the Court for failure of the defendant to appear in court?
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