Where is Sacramento traffic court?

Sacramento County has two main traffic court locations: the Carol Miller Justice Center (301 Bicentennial Circle) for most of the county, and the William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse for the downtown area.

How do I fight a traffic ticket in Sacramento?

To fight a traffic ticket in Sacramento, request a Trial by Written Declaration by submitting form TR-205 to the Sacramento Superior Court with your bail payment. You can also request an in-person trial.

Fight a Traffic Ticket in Sacramento County

Sacramento County, home to California's capital, sees significant traffic enforcement on I-5, US-50, and throughout the greater Sacramento area. Here's how to fight your traffic ticket.

Sacramento Traffic Court Locations

Carol Miller Justice Center - 301 Bicentennial Circle, Sacramento
Gordon D. Schaber Courthouse - 720 9th Street, Sacramento

Common Ticket Locations

I-5 sees regular CHP presence from Elk Grove to Woodland. US-50 has speed enforcement from downtown Sacramento eastward through Folsom, while I-80features radar enforcement heading west toward the Bay Area.SR-99 has heavy enforcement throughout South Sacramento.

Fighting Your Sacramento Ticket

Start by visiting saccourt.ca.gov for traffic services. Request a Trial by Written Declaration using form TR-205, pay the bail amount, and submit your defense by mail. The court will send you the verdict, and if you don't win, you can request a trial de novo for a second opportunity to present your case.

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