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**See Preface, Section IV) (Vehicle Code TRAFFIC INFRACTION FIXED PENALTY SCHEDULE (*See Preface, Section III) (**See Preface, Section IV) (Vehicle Code) Fine Base Court EMS Surcharge "Total Fine State County DNA PA* PA* & PA TAP Bail" ** PA* Section Notes Offense /Fee PA* PA*/10 /10 Surcharge* /10 EMAT PA* Subtotal Court OPS Conv.Assess. Night Court Fee / Fee Category PointsDMV 10/10 7.00 5/10 5.00 20% 2.00 4 40 35 1 0.00 28 1 Failure to Give Notice of Vehicle Repossession 300 300 210.00 150 150 60 60 4 1,234.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,310.00 4a 0 1808.1 (a) Employer's Failure to Obtain, Review, Sign, and 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Maintain Copy of Report of DMV Record of Driver 1808.1 (c) Employer's Failure to Participate in DMV Pull- 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Notice System 1808.1 (d) Employer's Failure to Notify DMV to 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Discontinue Enrollment in Pull-Notice System Upon Termination of Driver's Employment 1808.1 (e) Failure of Specified Drivers to Enroll in DMV Pull- 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Notice System 1808.1 (j)(1) Employer's Failure to Obtain Copy of Report of 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Current DMV Record of Casual Driver 1808.1 (n) Failure to Present on Request a Report of DMV 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Record of Driver of Taxicab 2402.6 (a-c,e) Violation of Regulations or Standards for 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Operation of Vehicles Using Compressed or Liquefied Gas 2504 Violation of CHP Licensing Regulations 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 2510 (b) Operation of Private Emergency Vehicle or 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Armored Car Without CHP Inspection 2807 (b) Operation of School Bus Without CHP Certificate 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 of Compliance 2807.1 (b) Operation of Vehicles Transporting Pupils 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Without CHP Certificate of Compliance 2807.2 Failure to Retain Record of Inspection on File for 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Review by CHP Upon Request 2807.3 Operation of Youth Bus Without Display of 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Appropriate Certificate Verifying Inspection 2813.5 Use or Issuance of Unauthorized Inspection 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Stickers 1 TRAFFIC INFRACTION FIXED PENALTY SCHEDULE (*See Preface, Section III) (**See Preface, Section IV) (Vehicle Code) Fine Base Court EMS Surcharge "Total Fine State County DNA PA* PA* & PA TAP Bail" ** PA* Section Notes Offense /Fee PA* PA*/10 /10 Surcharge* /10 EMAT PA* Subtotal Court OPS Conv.Assess. Night Court Fee / Fee Category PointsDMV 10/10 7.00 5/10 5.00 20% 2.00 4 40 35 1 0.00 2814 Failure to Stop and Submit to Roadside Passenger 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Vehicle Inspection 2814.1 (b) Failure to Stop and Submit to Vehicle Inspection 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Checkpoint for Exhaust Violations 2814.2 (a) Failure to Stop and Submit to Sobriety Checkpoint 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Inspection 2815 2 Failure to Obey School Crossing Guard 50 50 35.00 25 25 10 10 4 209.00 40 35 1 0.00 285.00 4a 1 2816 Unlawful to Load/Unload Children Unless Traffic 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 0 Is Controlled 2817 Failure to Obey Peace Officer–Funeral 35 40 28.00 20 20 7 8 4 162.00 40 35 1 0.00 238.00 2a 1 Procession 2818 Traversing Electronic Beacon/Flare/Cone Pattern 70 70 49.00 35 35 14 14 4 291.00 40 35 1 0.00 367.00 3a 1 Set by Public Safety Personnel 4000 (a)(1) A, 3 No Evidence of Current Registration 50 50 35.00 25 25 10 10 4 209.00 40 35 1 0.00 285.00 4a 0 4000 (a)(1) B No Evidence of Current Registration 25 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 25.00 4a 0 4000 (b) A, 3 Vehicle on Highway Registered in Violation of 50 50 35.00 25 25 10 10 4 209.00 40 35 1 0.00 285.00 4a 0 Pollution Control Regulations 4000 (b) B Vehicle on Highway Registered in Violation of 25 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 25.00 4a 0 Pollution Control Regulations 4000.4 (a) A Unregistered California-Based Vehicle 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 4000.4 (a) B Unregistered California-Based Vehicle 25 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 25.00 4a 0 4000.6 (a) A Failure to Submit Application or Declare 25 30 21.00 15 15 5 6 4 121.00 40 35 1 0.00 197.00 1a 0 Accurate Combined Gross Vehicle Weight Pursuant to VC 9400.1 4000.6 (a) B Failure to Submit Application or Declare 25 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 25.00 4a 0 Accurate Combined Gross Vehicle Weight Pursuant to VC 9400.1 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 250 250 175.00 125 125 50 50 4 1,029.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,105.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 1,001–1,500 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 2 TRAFFIC INFRACTION FIXED PENALTY SCHEDULE (*See Preface, Section III) (**See Preface, Section IV) (Vehicle Code) Fine Base Court EMS Surcharge "Total Fine State County DNA PA* PA* & PA TAP Bail" ** PA* Section Notes Offense /Fee PA* PA*/10 /10 Surcharge* /10 EMAT PA* Subtotal Court OPS Conv.Assess. Night Court Fee / Fee Category PointsDMV 10/10 7.00 5/10 5.00 20% 2.00 4 40 35 1 0.00 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 300 300 210.00 150 150 60 60 4 1,234.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,310.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 1,501–2,000 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 350 350 245.00 175 175 70 70 4 1,439.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,515.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 2,001–2,500 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 400 400 280.00 200 200 80 80 4 1,644.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,720.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 2,501–3,000 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 450 450 315.00 225 225 90 90 4 1,849.00 40 35 1 0.00 1,925.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 3,001–3,500 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 500 500 350.00 250 250 100 100 4 2,054.00 40 35 1 0.00 2,130.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 3,501–4,000 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 550 550 385.00 275 275 110 110 4 2,259.00 40 35 1 0.00 2,335.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 4,001–4,500 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 600 600 420.00 300 300 120 120 4 2,464.00 40 35 1 0.00 2,540.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 4,501–5,000 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 4000.6 (d) Commercial Vehicle With Gross Vehicle 700 700 490.00 350 350 140 140 4 2,874.00 40 35 1 0.00 2,950.00 4a 0 Weight Over 10,000 Pounds, 5,001–6,000 Pounds in Excess of Declared Gross Vehicle Weight 3 TRAFFIC INFRACTION FIXED PENALTY SCHEDULE (*See Preface, Section III) (**See Preface, Section IV) (Vehicle Code) Fine Base Court EMS Surcharge "Total Fine State County DNA PA* PA* & PA TAP Bail" ** PA* Section Notes Offense /Fee PA* PA*/10 /10 Surcharge* /10 EMAT PA* Subtotal Court OPS Conv.Assess.
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