You can pay your ticket online now-click here., in person, via mail, or by phone within 30 days of receiving the citation.Be sure you ELECT traffic school during this process; otherwise, you will not be eligible to get credit for taking the course and you will not be able to dismiss points on our Florida Driver’s License.

You have several options: pay the fine, elect to attend a driver improvement course, request a payment plan, plead not guilty and request a court hearing, or plea no contest and request withholding of adjudication.

You have 30 calendar days from the date the ticket was issued to respond

You could face a license suspension and other penalties, including additional fines.

Yes, you can elect to attend the in-person Florida Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDI) to avoid points, but you must inform the clerk of court within 30 days. Take the online version with us! FREE TO START! LET’S GO!

You can take Florida traffic school once in a 12-month period, but no more than 5 total times.

Points vary depending on the violation, ranging from 3 to 6 points

Points will be added to your driving record, your insurance premium may increase, and your license could be suspended if you accumulate too many points.

Yes, you can plead not guilty and request a court hearing to contest your ticket.

Speeding: This is one of the most frequent offenses, with many drivers exceeding the speed limit1.
Careless Driving: This involves actions that show a disregard for the safety of others1.
Failure to Stop at a Red Light: Running red lights is a common infraction12.
Reckless Driving: This involves driving with a willful disregard for safety1.
Passing a Stopped School Bus: This is considered a serious violation due to the potential danger to children1.
Running a Stop Sign: Drivers failing to come to a complete stop at stop signs2.
Violation of Right of Way: This occurs when a driver doesn’t follow proper protocol at intersections or yield signs2.
Improper Lane Change: When a driver changes lanes without ensuring a safe path2.
Failure to Yield: This can relate to any situation where a driver doesn’t yield to another vehicle or pedestrian when required2.
Violation of Traffic Control Device: This includes ignoring various traffic signs and signals, such as yield signs, flashing lights, or temporary signs2.
These violations often result in fines, points added to the driver’s license, and potential increases in insurance rates12.