Since 2006, the state of California has suspended 4.8 million driver’s licenses after motorists failed to pay or appear in court.
Now, California offering amnesty on traffic debt.
Residents who can’t afford to pay off spiraling traffic fines and court fees that have led to millions of driver’s licenses being suspended….are getting a break.
California is instituting an Amnesty Program adopted as part of Governor Jerry Brown’s annual budget.
It will run through March 31 of 2017.
Drivers with lesser infractions would pay either 50% or 80% of what they owe, depending on income.
Those with their licenses already revoked would apply to have them reinstated.
DUI violations are not eligible.
