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18 Apr 2020

Connecticut Court’s Online System allows individuals to plead “not guilty” online

The Connecticut Superior Court’s Online Adjudication System enables individuals who plead “not guilty” to a traffic infraction to participate in the court process electronically, rather than be required to physically appear in court. Prior to the implementation of Electronic Citation (E-Citation) Processing, Connecticut’s traffic violation citation disposition system was completely manual, making it vulnerable to

18 Apr 2020

Nebraska police implement statewide e-ticket system for 2020

OMAHA, Neb. (from a story by KMTV) — Police cruisers across Nebraska are now required to use electronic ticketing, effective at the start of 2020. The technology, called TraCS, has been around for the last decade and has been implemented by area police departments over the last two and a half years. Police forces across

18 Apr 2020

Police Training for an e-ticket or traffic e-summons program in Virginia

A summary based on the report of the Virginia State Police to the Virginia General Assembly. This includes actual costs and how the training was implemented for the e-ticket program in Virginia. The Virginia State Police received $1,941,258 (FY 2019 through FY 2020) for the development and implementation of a pilot project to evaluate an

18 Apr 2020

Virginia State Police switch to e-tickets to make traffic stops last half as long

No driver wants to sit on the side of the road upwards of 20 minutes waiting to get a speeding ticket. Standing on the roadside writing a ticket also exposes law officers to dangerous passing traffic. But there may be a way to make traffic stops less of a hassle for everybody, according to the

18 Apr 2020

What Benefits do e-ticket and e-citation systems offer?

E-ticket systems and mobile printers continue to evolve to take advantage of technology. The best e-ticket systems use Bluetooth wireless technology or Wi-Fi to provide seamless continuity and integration between the electronic citations issued by police officers in the field and processing by the city or county clerk and the courts. Today’s advanced e-citation solutions allow officers to

18 Apr 2020

Where your money goes when you get a traffic ticket

Where The Traffic Ticket Money Goes So where do your fines for a traffic ticket go to? Most people suspect their ticket fines are some kind of bonus for cities and counties. Well the truth is a bit different. In Oakland, CA, for example, traffic citation revenue helps pay for public libraries, county law libraries,

23 Mar 2020

Coronavirus Issues Lead to Closed Parking or Suspended Parking Enforcement Across US

With more than 312,000 people infected worldwide with the Covid-19 virus, many cities and counties have restricted access to parking or suspended ticketing and enforcement of parking violations. After weeks of teens on spring break partying on Florida beaches, the Governor finally took action with State of Florida Executive Order 20-68. In response several Florida

16 Mar 2020

Health Crisis Trend: Will Local Governments Suspend Parking Fees to Help Local Businesses?

How far will cities and counties go to help local businesses struggling from the lack of traffic as a result of the Covid-19 Coronavirus? Bloomfield, NJ will be suspending parking meter enforcement immediately. This comes after the township announced that it would be suspending alternate side parking rules for the rest of March. “Small businesses are

2 Mar 2020

Want to Live in City Where Your Don’t Have to Pay Parking Tickets?

Apparently You Don’t Have to Pay Your Parking Tickets in Cleveland A third of all parking tickets issued over the last three years by the city of Cleveland remain unpaid, an investigation by News 5 Cleveland has revealed. Since 2000, the city has accumulated $45.6 million worth of uncollected fines. That means millions of owed

2 Mar 2020

Washington D.C. issues record $1 billion in traffic and parking tickets, AAA calls it ‘predatory’

WASHINGTON — D.C. has long been considered one of the most expensive places in the country for traffic fines, seeing a steady climb year to year in tickets issued and revenue generated. But recently the District broke into stunning new territory, issuing more than $1 billion in tickets in just three years.John Townsend, Public Relations

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