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Centralized Infractions Bureau, Connecticut traffic ticket costs

Centralized Infractions Bureau (Superior Court, statewide). Uses Connecticut's statewide fine schedule.

Speeding ticket$142–$309depends on mph over
Insurance over 3 years+$2,306+21% for about 3 years, state average
Points1for speeding
Operator Retraining Program (DMV-ordered)No

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How much is a speeding ticket in Centralized Infractions Bureau, Connecticut?

1–9 mph over$142[5]
10 mph over$147[5]
11 mph over$151[5]
12 mph over$157[5]
13 mph over$161[5]
14 mph over$167[5]
15 mph over$171[5]
16 mph over$176[5]
17 mph over$181[5]
18 mph over$186[5]
19 mph over$190[5]
20 mph over$196[5]
21 mph over$200[5]
22+ mph over$206[5]
71-75 mph on a limited-access highway$228[5]
76-80 mph on a limited-access highway$269[5]
81-85 mph on a limited-access highway$309[5]

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What do other tickets cost in Centralized Infractions Bureau?

7 other common tickets, using the Connecticut statewide schedule. Pick one for points, deadlines and ways to keep it off your record.

How do you reach Centralized Infractions Bureau (Superior Court, statewide)?

Address
Centralized Infractions Bureau, P.O. Box 5044, Hartford, CT 06102-5044[2]

Phone
860-263-2750[2]

Hours
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (phone)[2]

Website
jud.ct.gov/faq/traffic.html

Before you go: 6 more things to know about this court
  • Connecticut has no county courts. The Centralized Infractions Bureau handles payments and not guilty pleas for every infraction and mail-in violation ticket in the state, so this one file covers all of Connecticut.[2]
  • Fines are the same statewide and are printed on the ticket. See the state page for the amounts.[4]
  • Full payment is due on or before the answer date. No payment plans are offered, and you can't pay one charge on a ticket and plead not guilty to another.[2]
  • Paying counts as a no contest plea. After a not guilty plea a prosecutor reviews the case, and if it isn't resolved it moves to the Geographical Area court where the ticket was written. Call that court with questions once your case is transferred.[2]
  • Missing the answer date sends the case to court and DMV suspends your license. You then owe a $60 reopening fee to the court clerk plus the original amount.[2]
  • Tickets that need a court appearance (for example reckless driving or speeding over 85 mph) go straight to a Geographical Area court, not the bureau.

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What kind of ticket did you get in Centralized Infractions Bureau?

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How much is a speeding ticket in Centralized Infractions Bureau?

Centralized Infractions Bureau uses the Connecticut statewide schedule, which lists $142–$309 for speeding, depending on how far over the limit you were. Your notice or the court's case lookup shows your exact amount.

How do I pay a traffic ticket in Centralized Infractions Bureau?

Through the court's own online payment or case lookup page, linked at the top of this page, or by phone at 860-263-2750.

Sources

Court sources (3)
  1. Frequently Asked Questions: Traffic and Infractions, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
  2. Centralized Infractions Bureau online payment and plea, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
  3. Infractions, Violations and Motor Vehicle Offenses Schedule, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Centralized Infractions Bureau.
Connecticut law and DMV sources (5)
  1. Operator Retraining Program, Connecticut DMV.
  2. Infractions, Violations and Motor Vehicle Offenses Schedule (Chart A and Appendices A-B), State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Centralized Infractions Bureau.
  3. Frequently Asked Questions: Traffic and Infractions, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
  4. CGS ch. 246 (Motor Vehicles): 14-50b restoration fee, 14-111g operator retraining, 14-137a points, 14-140 failure to appear or pay, Connecticut General Assembly (General Statutes of Connecticut).
  5. CGS ch. 881b (Infractions): 51-164m fine schedule, 51-164n Centralized Infractions Bureau, 51-164o nonresidents, 51-164r failure to pay or plead, Connecticut General Assembly (General Statutes of Connecticut).
Insurance sources (4)
  1. State of Auto Insurance in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  2. Car Insurance Rate Increases with a Speeding Ticket in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  3. How Does a DUI Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  4. How Much Will My Car Insurance Rates Go Up After a Crash in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).