The Traffic Infraction Deferral Program assists qualified drivers who have been cited for a qualified minor traffic infraction in avoiding some of the more long-term, difficult consequences of infraction judgments. At the successful completion of the program, the traffic infraction is dismissed.

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Eligibility Both you and your infraction must be qualified in order to be eligible for the Traffic Infraction Deferral Program. Some infractions are not eligible for the program; please check the list of. To be eligible for the program, you must: • Have less than 4 points on your driving record. • Have had no pointable traffic violations in the last 12 months. • Have had no major driving offenses in the last 5 years.

These include OWI and Driving While Suspended. Super Mario War Softonic App. • Have not had a pointable infraction or local ordinance violation (whether traffic or otherwise) diverted nor a judgment withheld in the 12 months preceding the date of this offense. • Not hold a CDL (or Chauffeur's only on a limited basis). Note If you are under the age of 18, you must appear at your initial hearing, with a parent on your scheduled court date.

Your court date is at the bottom of your ticket. Pursuant to Senate Bill 16 enacted July 1, 2009 anyone under the age of 18 who received their license after June 30, 2009 has a Probationary License and is not eligible for the Infraction Deferral Program on an Infraction. Ordinance Violations remain eligible. If you are between 16 to 21 years of age you may be required to to take a defensive driving class.