silent_nick
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
I received a ticket for talking on a cell phone while driving and also for not providing current proof of insurance (I was/am insured, I just didn't have a current insurance card in my wallet). I recently received the courtesy notice in the mail. The proof of insurance violation (V.C. 16028A) is correctable I'm assuming. There is a paragraph on the notice that says "If V.C. 16028A is the only violation you were cited for, you may avoid a court appearance if you had insurance at the time you were issued the citation" and gives instructions on how to deal with this. However, this wasn't the only violation I was cited for. Does that mean this portion of the citation is NOT correctible?
I'm sorry to bother you guys with this question. I would normally just call the court and ask but according to the notice, due to budget cuts they no longer provide phone assistance. On their website (lasuperiorcourt.org) there is no "help" or "contact us" option.
Thank you in advance.
I received a ticket for talking on a cell phone while driving and also for not providing current proof of insurance (I was/am insured, I just didn't have a current insurance card in my wallet). I recently received the courtesy notice in the mail. The proof of insurance violation (V.C. 16028A) is correctable I'm assuming. There is a paragraph on the notice that says "If V.C. 16028A is the only violation you were cited for, you may avoid a court appearance if you had insurance at the time you were issued the citation" and gives instructions on how to deal with this. However, this wasn't the only violation I was cited for. Does that mean this portion of the citation is NOT correctible?
I'm sorry to bother you guys with this question. I would normally just call the court and ask but according to the notice, due to budget cuts they no longer provide phone assistance. On their website (lasuperiorcourt.org) there is no "help" or "contact us" option.
Thank you in advance.