All traffic and non-traffic Infraction matters, scheduled for appearance in any Clerk’s Office through October 14, 2020, will be continued for 90 days, according to the latest General Order issued by the Los Angeles Superior Court.
People do not need to contact the Clerk’s Office to take advantage of this relief. Notification of new court dates will be mailed.
Due to social distancing protocols, do not come to the courthouse for any in-person services without a prescheduled appointment. To schedule an appointment, telephone the Call Center (see below). Traffic Infraction defendants who have suspended driver’s licenses due to unpaid tickets can now call the Court to set a future hearing date and immediately have the Court request a release of their Driver’s License Hold from the DMV.
Defendants should be aware that COVID-19 has affected the DMV’s ability to process these requests, so there may be some delays in lifting the holds.
For general Traffic and Non-Traffic Infraction questions, or if you have questions or need help with accounts already in collections, please visit the Court’s Traffic webpage at http://www.lacourt.org/division/traffic/traffic2.aspx or call one of the Traffic courthouses for more information and assistance. Telephone hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, except Court holidays.
For complete details, go to https://sfvba.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/O82420-TRAFFIC-RELIEF.pdf
