Can the traffic ticket still be valid if one of the infomation on the ticket is incorrect?
922179
You can try to go to Court and dispute the ticket, but then most likely you will be saddled with additional Court Costs if you lose.\n\nIn theory, if any information on the ticket is incorrect, is should be void, but I  had a "seat belt violation" and even had my seat belt on and the Cop that wrote the ticket indicated that I was going North on a street that I was going East...there was not North!  The judge found against me as he said the cop had the benefit of the doubt and I ended up paying $250 for what might have been at $50 ticket.
636264
Two things check the local website for chicago under court, secondly you can contact local authorities where the ticket might be in.
1023812
I am not familiar with the traffic laws of Australia, but I would assume that you can refuse any ticket.  However, just because you refuse it, doesn't mean that's it's not valid.  By refusing it, you're setting yourself up for additional fines and/or action taking by the local law enforcement.\n\nIf you disagree with the decision of the officer issuing the ticket, it's better to take it up with a judge in court, rather than with the officer on site of the situation.
656814
i used to work for clerk of courts in the traffic division for a larger city,  there is little chance that you will get the ticket thrown out dropped,  however if you do come in to court in a suit an tie, and if you are respective of the judge and the legal process, you will probably be charged court cost, pledge no contest, tell the judge that you were not familiar with the area and if you bring in a picture of the stop sign  it might help.  court cost are  usually about half of the cost.
398657
To look up traffic tickets?  There is no such website.\n\nIf you mean the fines possible, try http://www.google.com
182909
not having your licensce is a correctable offense because you can go up to the courthouse and show your licensce and they will drop that one ...as for how much your other ticket will cost that just depends where you live
810001
I AM from Ohio and have never heard of such a thing. I know if you live out of state, sometimes they will keep your license until you pay the ticket, and then mail it back but if I were you...I'd call the number on your citation to find out exactly what you're supposed to pay. The tickets I've gotten in Ohio generally have the fine listed on the back.
853433
If you paid your fine, then yes, you should not have any problems.  All you did was contest the ticket, which is just a traffic violation.  By not showing up, you forfeitted your right to contest the ticket, so you just have to pay the fine.  \n\nBut if you didn't....well, then a warrant could show up for your arrest.  Hope this helps ya!
67217
It probably would not be valid. Also, it is consider fraud. He or she should go to jail for it. You must report it and let the police find out if it is true or not.
226964
Depends on where in Florida you were issued the ticket.  The link below might be a good place to start - instructions for payment on tickets issued in Broward County...
848580
this has happened to me several times.  sigh.  sometimes, the officer has taken the driver's license number I've memorized and will 'run it' and see it's me.  another time, i've gotten a ticket.  with the ticket, i had to go to court and show my license, which resulted in dismissal.  (I think because I was there in business attire and spoke out loud and respectfully to the judge.)
50735
the most easy thing to do will to go in to the police station that gave you the ticket they will have a copy and if they dont than you do not have to pay it because then it dose not exist. or if it is something little you can see if they will just let you off cops do listen to reason
999505
The ticket should have a specific court and court address along with a time to be there.  If not use the court contact info on the back of the ticket to inquire.
645063
Larry,\nYou can verify whether or not you have a ticket by calling the Avery County Sheriff's department. If need be, you can contact the Bar Association for an attorney that practices there.
540822
You need to go to court and pay the tickets. They will give you an Abstract to take to DMV.
833214
You will have to look for the phone number on the ticket\n\nCall that and set a traffic court date.  You will speak with a judge and just explain your situation.  99% chance it will get thrown out as most people who were in the wrong wouldn't go through all the effort of going to court.
994769
"WHEN MY SON PASSED HIM HE SPEEDED UP AND WOULDN'T LET HIM BY. BY THE TIME HE GOT AROUND HE WAS ON THE DOUBLE YELLOW"\nOne step at a time. You have just acknowledged that your son was speeding and going left of center. So your son violated the law.\nWas the ticket issued in a valid manner? I do not know about the laws in your state but in many, the ticket can not be mailed unless there is a specific statute allowing that (such as a camera that takes photos of drivers running red lights). \nIf the ticket was issued illegally, your son may get acquitted, even though he violated the traffic laws.\nThe third issue is the unprofessional actions of the officer. That is a matter for Internal Affairs and you should call the Highway Patrol to find out how you can proceed with that matter. If he is found to have acted unprofessionally, he may get reprimanded, suspended, even fired - but it will NOT change the ticket.