How can I find out the court date for a traffic ticket?

In Washington state, if you receive a traffic ticket, you may be able to find out the court date for the ticket on the ticket itself. On the ticket, there will be information such as the court date, the time and location of the court hearing, and any fines or penalties associated with the ticket. If the ticket does not have this information, you can contact the court that issued the ticket either by visiting the court in person or by calling the court’s phone number. The court clerk can help you find out the court date for your traffic ticket. If you are unable to contact the court and the ticket does not list a court date, you may need to wait for a letter from the court in the mail with your court date. Once you receive this letter and know the court date, you will need to show up on that date to either pay the fines associated with the ticket or to contest the ticket. Failure to respond to a traffic ticket can result in additional penalties, including license suspension.

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