WAIVER PROCEDURE
To handle this violation as a
waiver, you must meet the following requirements:
Have a waiverable offense listed on the reverse side
Have no
more than two moving violations in the past 12 months
Enter plea
of guilty - complete admission of the citation
Read
carefully - sign reverse side of citation
Have
total waiver payment to Violation Bureau no later than the last business day
before assigned court date include signed citation and proof of
insurance.
If
2 or more offenses are listed on one ticket, please call the Court for the
total waiver amount
If
speed in construction zone - call Court for waiver amount
Make money order, personal or
certified check payable to the Berea Municipal Court. Mail payment to
the address above, and include citation signed on back and proof of insurance.
You may also pay with a VISA, MasterCard or Discover by visiting our website at
www.bereamunicipalcourt.org.
Costs are subject to change by order of the court.
VIOLATIONS NOT WAIVERABLE
Any felony or indictable offense
Offense involving an accident
Operating motor vehicle under
influence of alcohol or drug abuse
Reckless operation of a motor
vehicle
Leaving the scene of an accident
Driving while under suspension or
revocation of license
Driving without a license
Passing a standing school bus
Willfully fleeing or eluding a
police officer
Drag racing
Possession or use of alcohol -
under age
Drug offenses
Speed 26 miles or more over the
limit
HANDICAP PARKING VIOLATION REQUIRES
COURT APPEARANCE.
CHILD RESTRAINT VIOLATION - If you
purchase a Child
Restraint device and submit proof -
Fine and Costs will be suspended.
FAILURE TO APPEAR
Failure to appear may result in the
forfeiture of your operators license. Your license will remain suspended until
you appear before this Court. The Court may also issue a warrant for your arrest.
OUT OF STATE DRIVERS: A NON-RESIDENT VIOLATOR COMPACT will be ordered by
the COURT. Under the COMPACT agreement, your state will SUSPEND your Drivers
License until you satisfy this COURT. The COURT may also issue an ARREST WARRANT
to bring you before the COURT.