[Marioni888]

Hi all!

I have one quick question. Got today my first speeding ticket (going 75mph - limit was 65mph).

I need to show up in court in december and total bail is $ 0.

Now my question is : what to do?

Do i show up on that date in court and pay for ticket?

And how much i need to pay anyway,if ticket shows bail is $ 0 ?

Someone told me to go to Ticketbusters and they will do it for me,what they do anyway and how much it cost?

any advice?

[eventusstultorummagister]

Welcome to the Clark County Courts in Las Vegas

Payments

Customers may pay tickets by phone or Internet using debit card, VISA©, or MASTERCARD®. The phone line for the Traffic Division is (702) 671-3444 and toll free long distance 1-877-455-1289, then in the menu selection, press 1 for Traffic.

Payments also are accepted in the Traffic Office by cash, debit card, VISA©, or MASTERCARD® credit card, personal check, money order, or cashier's check. The Traffic Office is located on the first floor of the Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. A drop box is available for payments left after hours.

Be sure to write the CITATION NUMBER on the check or money order to ensure your payment is applied correctly. Payments without this information risk being posted to the wrong citation.

If you wish a receipt showing that the payment was processed, you MUST INCLUDE a self-addressed stamped envelope with all payments left in the court's payment drop box.

[Marioni888]

Originally Posted by eventusstultorummagister

Welcome to the Clark County Courts in Las Vegas

Payments

Customers may pay tickets by phone or Internet using debit card, VISA©, or MASTERCARD®. The phone line for the Traffic Division is (702) 671-3444 and toll free long distance 1-877-455-1289, then in the menu selection, press 1 for Traffic.

Payments also are accepted in the Traffic Office by cash, debit card, VISA©, or MASTERCARD® credit card, personal check, money order, or cashier's check. The Traffic Office is located on the first floor of the Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. A drop box is available for payments left after hours.

Be sure to write the CITATION NUMBER on the check or money order to ensure your payment is applied correctly. Payments without this information risk being posted to the wrong citation.

If you wish a receipt showing that the payment was processed, you MUST INCLUDE a self-addressed stamped envelope with all payments left in the court's payment drop box.

if i decide to do this will i get points on my dr. licence?

[eventusstultorummagister]

Originally Posted by Marioni888

if i decide to do this will i get points on my dr. licence?

DMV.org: The DMV Made Simple


Nevada's Point System
In an effort to promote good driving across the state, the Nevada DMV has instituted a system of demerit points. These points go on your driving record when you're convicted of certain traffic violations, and if they add up too quickly, you can even lose your driving privileges.

Point Scale
The following is a list of some of the most common infractions and the points assigned to them. For a full list, please see the Nevada Traffic Violation Codes (read the explanation at the top of that document, which explains how the codes translate to points).

Reckless driving: 8 points
Careless driving: 6 points
Following too closely: 4 points
Failing to give right-of-way: 4 points
Failing to yield to a pedestrian: 4 points
Disregarding traffic light or stop sign: 4 points
Driving too slowly: 2 points
Speeding (up to 10 MPH over limit): 1 point
Speeding (11-20 MPH over limit): 2 points
Speeding (21-30 MPH over limit): 3 points
Speeding (31-40 MPH over limit): 4 points
Speeding (41 or more MPH over limit): 5 points
Note: In some cases, commercial drivers will receive more points for the same infractions as listed above.

[eventusstultorummagister]

^^^

The general rule is that if you receive more than 12 points on your record within a 12-month period of time, your license will be automatically suspended for six months.

[Marioni888]

ok thanx

So do u have any idea how much ticket for speeding would be?

My understanding is if i go to ticket busters i pay their fee plus ticket fee. but no points on my insurance. am i right?

[Croce]

Marion,

Why don't you call Ticketbusters at 702-666-6666. You can ask them all your questions at once and they will be happy to answer them for you. They are wonderful people and know all the answers.

[MollieW]

My husband got a ticket when he had his accident last month. When he called the court to determine the amunt of the fine he was told that for an extra 100.00 he could pay his fine and not have any points on his record. Denise

[NLVgal]

Originally Posted by MollieW

My husband got a ticket when he had his accident last month. When he called the court to determine the amunt of the fine he was told that for an extra 100.00 he could pay his fine and not have any points on his record. Denise

I had that experience as well. The cop that gave me the ticket told me about it. This was over ten years ago though.

It was a small speeding infraction but the extra fee turned it into a parking ticket. Poof!

[Marioni888]

Originally Posted by MollieW

My husband got a ticket when he had his accident last month. When he called the court to determine the amunt of the fine he was told that for an extra 100.00 he could pay his fine and not have any points on his record. Denise

i still dont understand.

paying extra 100$ to who? Court?

I heard ticketbusters cost only 50$ to convert it to parking ticket.