Californian residents are provided with a number of ways to easily pay a traffic ticket. The links below will describe exactly how easy the various counties make it for you to pay your traffic ticket. With all these ?easy? ways to pay, many violators will simply pay their traffic ticket, never even knowing that services like ours are available.

The County of San Bernardino uses a service called Epay-it.com to pay a traffic ticket on-line. With one mouse click from the county's home page, you are taken to a screen where you submit your personal information and the citation number. Next, they locate your citation and the next thing you know you are paying the citation on the spot.

 In Orange County, effective January 1, 2008, Installment Agreements are now available for the payment of your Bail Forfeiture (If you choose to pay the bail on the citation without going to trial) amount as listed on the courtesy notice the court sends. To easily make arrangements, simply appear at the Clerk's Office during regularly scheduled court hours. As of today, payment arrangements are not offered via the internet but this option is soon to come.

 At the Superior Court of California ? County of Los Angeles website, it takes a total of one mouse click to get to a list of convenient ways to pay your traffic ticket;

 ?On this site.

 ?By telephone.

?In person at the Court location marked on your citation.

?By mail.

In the County of Alameda, one also has the option to make an installment agreement to pay your traffic ticket. If you prefer to pay it out right, the County of Alameda accepts VISA or MasterCard for online payments.

What none of these websites tell you is that services such as ours at