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Contacting the Court by Mail The mailing address for all courthouses is 191 N. First Street, San Jose, CA 95113.
Send the email to: Dept105@alamedaurts.ca OR Dept519@alamedaurts.ca .
For County assistance, please call 510.208. 9770 for a menu of County Agencies and Departments. You can also look up telephone numbers in the County Telephone Directory.
Civil case records can be accessed in person at the following locations: Rene C. Davidson Courthouse, Oakland: Records can be viewed in person via the public terminals at the Civil Division. Hayward Hall of Justice, Hayward: (510) 690-2705. George E. McDonald Hall of Justice, Alameda: (510) 891-6005.
Send the email to: Dept105@alamedaurts.ca OR Dept519@alamedaurts.ca .
Base Fines The base fine for speeding tickets in California is determined by how many miles per hour (mph) you were driving over the speed limit: 1-15 mph over the limit: $35 base fine. 16-25 mph over the limit: $70 base fine. 26 mph or more over the limit: $100 base fine.
Here are some common base fines for traffic violations in California: Speeding: $35 for speeding 1-15 mph over the limit, $70 for 16-25 mph over, and $100 for over 26 mph. Running a Red Light: $100. Illegal U-Turn: $35-$100 depending on the severity and location.
How Long a Speeding Ticket Stays on Your Record in Each State StateLength of time a speeding ticket stays on your driving record California Three years and three months Colorado Seven years (Two years for license suspension) Connecticut Three years Delaware Two years47 more rows •