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Traffic Ticket Payment

Fines can be paid in person, by automated systems, online and by mail.

Online Payment

If you wish to make your traffic payment online click on the button below.

Please note that the system only takes payment in full. We only accept VISA and MasterCard.

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Payment in person- cash, check or money order

Bring your payment to:

Criminal/Traffic Division
San Benito County
450 Fourth Street
Hollister, CA 95023
Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Payment by Mail - check or money order, please do not send cash

Mail your payment to:

Criminal/Traffic Division
San Benito County
450 Fourth Street
Hollister, CA 95023

When submitting a payment and/or documents by mail, allow 10 days for delivery and processing.

Can't afford to pay your ticket?

If you’re having difficulty paying your ticket, you may ask the court for a:

  • fine reduction

  • payment plan

  • plan for delayed payment

    and/or

  • community service

You can apply for a payment reduction online.

See the ATP Program brochure for details.

Click on the link below to apply:

MyCitations.courts.ca.gov

To complete the request, you should have:

  1. Your citation or driver’s license number
  2. Summary of your monthly income and expenses
  3. Record of public benefits, if any

If your ticket is past-due, you may still apply!

Traffic Citation Advisements and Definitions:

Request for a Court Date- A request for a court date, without the deposit of bail, is a request for a first arraignment when you will be advised of your rights. It is not a request for a trail and the officer will not be present.

Court Trial- If you choose to contest the citation and would like a court trial with the officer present, you will need to make this request in writing. Please be advised that if you request a court trial and you are otherwise eligible for traffic school you will be GIVING UP YOUR AUTOMATIC RIGHT TO ATTEND TRAFFIC SCHOOL. You will be notified of your court trial by mail.

Proof of Correction- If you have been cited for a correctable violation, the violation will be dismissed only upon your receipt of proof of correction to the Clerk of the Court AND a $25 proof of correction fee. Only the DMV and Court can sign off for your corrections of registration and insurance.

Proof of insurance- If your proof of insurance shows you had insurance at the time of the citation, your case will be dismissed with a $25 proof of correction fee.

Traffic School Eligibility- You may NOT attend traffic school if any of the following occur: (1) if violation is a misdemeanor; (2) if violation is alcohol related; (3) if mandatory court appearance is required; (4) if you have attended traffic school anywhere in the last 18 months; or (5) if you were cited for driving in excess of 25 miles per hour over the speed limit. Upon receipt of bail and the traffic school fee, you may contact the DMV at 1-800-777-0133 or visit the DMV website for an approved listing of Traffic Violator Schools. You must attend a traffic school licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Traffic School Fees- You are required to pay an additional $52 administrative fee plus the bail amount, payable to the Superior Court, if you wish to be referred to traffic school. There will be a separate fee payable at the classes you attend.

Failure to Complete Traffic School- All licensed traffic schools are required to submit the completion certificate to the Courts electronically, on or before the completion date (approximately 60 days after referral). There are no extensions. If the Court does not receive the certificate by the due date, the conviction will be reported to the DMV.

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