California’s traffic ticket and infraction Amnesty program is in full swing and if you don’t know what this is, you might want to because it could apply to you, in a good way. This information could prove to be useful to you in regards to any unpaid parking tickets you might have. The Amnesty program provides relief to some individuals who have certain outstanding unpaid traffic tickets. The amount due can be lowered, making it easier for them to finally be paid off.
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To qualify for this program:
- Tickets must have originally been due by January 1, 2013; or if the individual has a suspended license and they are continuously making payments on the ticket.
- Tickets must not be for parking violations, reckless driving, or DUI offenses.
To further determine if a person is qualified to participate in this program, they can contact the superior court in the area where they were served the ticket. There is a fee to apply, but truthfully,after calculating how much less a person has to pay versus when they were originally violated, the fee ultimately comes out to be cheaper.
Getting into this Amnesty program is much better than being served an arrest warrant for unpaid tickets, wouldn’t you agree?
For those who do not qualify for the Amnesty program, do not hesitate to get those tickets paid because the police are waiting and watching to arrest people. Lynwood Bail Bond Store will be here to help anyone bail out of jail; however, we’d rather not have to do that. Nonetheless, if you need a professional bail agent, contact Lynwood Bail Bond Store today!