If one got a traffic ticket, how long would one have to pay up?

Answer 1

Usually you must contact the court within the 15 or 30 days listed on the ticket. Depending on the court, you may have the option of defensive driving to get the ticket erased, and I think they give you another six months to get that completed, at least in our area. If you are short of cash, you can discuss this with the judge, and work out a reasonable payment plan.

Answer 2

It really depends on the state or county.....But it would say on the back of the ticket. Last one i got was 7 business days. And then I could plead it in court in front of a judge. Then a judge could offer a new time period to pay a fine.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

My last ticket ( and I've had several) required me to pay within 15 days.

Answer 5

Its on the back of the ticket. A month?

Answer 6

Plead not guilty - send it in - get it reduced - pay a lower fine and less points.

If you want to plead guilty - fill out the back, send it in and the court will tell you what fine to pay and how much.

Answer 7

It depends on where your court is most of the time it's 15 days, and here in va. if you don't pay on time they suspend your license.

Answer 8

Some courts have a payment plan but I think you have to show how much you make.

Answer 9

Delay it by going to ticketassasin.com