Thursday, March 28, 2024


The Court will be closed on Monday, April 1st in observance of César Chávez Day

Pursuant to §40610 of the California Vehicle Code - external link, certain violations may be correctable and eligible for a reduced bail. If you qualify to show proof of correction, a $25.00 fee will be assessed for each violation that has a proof of correction. If you do not provide proper proof of correction, your bail will not be reduced, and you will be required to pay the full bail amount. Under certain circumstances, the law enforcement officer who issued your citation may deem your violation(s) not correctable. If the officer check marks the "No" box under the correctable violation section, that violation is not eligible for correction. You must pay the full bail amount or appear in court on or before your appearance date.

Any law enforcement officer can certify a qualified violation as corrected using the back side of your citation, with the exceptions noted below. Do not stop an officer on any roadway for certification. You may go to any law enforcement office during regular business hours.

Self-certification of correction is not acceptable.

You may submit proof of correction and pay any applicable fines and fees in person at the Traffic Public Counter or at the Traffic Virtual Counter by clicking HERE. Please have your case number, picture identification card, and credit card information available. Assistance is available Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding court holidays.

Alternatively, proof of correction, plus any fines and fees for other violations, can be mailed or deposited in the drop box at the address noted below. Proof of correction and any applicable fines and fees must be received on or before the due date listed at the bottom of your citation. No extension will be granted, and postmark dates are not acceptable. Postmark dates are not acceptable.

Traffic Division
Carol Miller Justice Center
301 Bicentennial Circle, Room 100
Sacramento, CA 95826

The sale of the vehicle does not relieve you of the responsibility for correcting the violations for which you were cited.