Corrections policy

Fines and rules change. If a number here doesn't match your notice or the law, tell us and we'll fix it.

How do I report an error?

Email [email protected] with three things:

1. The page. Paste the link, or use the "Report an error" link at the bottom of any page, which fills it in for you.
2. What's wrong. The fine, point value, deadline or contact detail that doesn't match.
3. Where you saw the right one. A court schedule, statute, DMV page or your own notice. A photo of a notice is fine with your name and case number covered.

What happens after I report it?

We check the claim against the official source. If the page is wrong, we fix it, usually within a few days, and update the source list on that page. If the official source itself is out of date, we note what the court or DMV currently says.

Which number should I trust if they differ?

The amount on your notice, or in the court's own case lookup, is the one you owe. Courts add local fees and can change amounts without notice. Use this site to understand the costs, and the court's figure to pay.

Can you help with my specific case?

No. True Ticket Cost is an independent reference, not a law firm, court or government agency, and nothing here is legal advice. For advice on your case, talk to a traffic attorney licensed in your state.