CHART A STATE OF CONNECTICUT
CHART A
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
SUPERIOR COURT
jud.
Mail-In Violations and Infractions
Schedule Penalties to be Accepted by the
Centralized Infractions Bureau Effective
October 1, 2023
(Unless otherwise noted)
? 2023, Judicial Branch, State of Connecticut
Table of Contents
PREFACE ........................................................................................................ 1
WATER RESOURCES, FLOOD AND EROSION CONTROL ...................32
MOTOR VEHICLES - Numerical Order ........................................................ 3
FISHERIES AND GAME..............................................................................32
MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY/OPERATION STANDARDS....................... 18
PUBLIC SAFETY AND STATE POLICE ....................................................34
OVERWEIGHT TRUCKS ............................................................................ 19
INTOXICATING LIQUORS .........................................................................35
MUNICIPALITIES........................................................................................ 20
LABOR ..........................................................................................................35
ZONING AND PLANNING ......................................................................... 20
BUSINESS, SELLING, TRADING AND COLLECTION PRACTICES ....36
ELECTIONS.................................................................................................. 20
PROBATE COURTS AND PROCEDURES.................................................36
EDUCATION AND CULTURE.................................................................... 20
HUMAN RIGHTS .........................................................................................36
TAXATION ................................................................................................... 20
FAMILY LAW ...............................................................................................36
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES....................................................................... 21
LAND AND LAND TITLES.........................................................................36
SNOWMOBILES AND ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES................................. 21
MORTGAGES AND LIENS .........................................................................36
PEDESTRIANS............................................................................................. 21
CRIMES.........................................................................................................36
BOATING...................................................................................................... 22
CANNABIS ...................................................................................................38
NAVIGATION AND AERONAUTICS ........................................................ 24
MISCELLANEOUS ......................................................................................38
PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES ................................................................ 24
MOTOR VEHICLES - Alphabetical Order ...................................................41
PLANNING AND ENERGY POLICY......................................................... 24
TRAVELING UNREASONABLY FAST...................................... Appendix A
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND WELFARE SERVICES ............................... 24
TRAVELING UNREASONABLY FAST...................................Appendix A-1
SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICES AND RESOURCES.......................... 24
SPEEDING INFRACTIONS ......................................................... Appendix B
PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELL-BEING ..................................................... 25
SPPEDING INFRACTIONS ...................................................... Appendix B-1
EXAMINING BOARDS AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSES ................... 25
MAIL-IN SPEEDING VIOLATIONS..............................Appendices C and D
LICENSES..................................................................................................... 26
OVERWEIGHT TRUCK VIOLATIONS .......................................Appendix E
CONSUMER PROTECTION ....................................................................... 26
HEAVY TRUCK VIOLATIONS ....................................................Appendix F
AGRICULTURE/DOMESTIC ANIMALS................................................... 27
VIOLATION OF ROUTE RESTRICTION................................... Appendix G
DOGS............................................................................................................. 29
MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES ...................................... Appendices H, I, and J
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ........................................................... 30
TOWN CODES.............................................................................. Appendix K
FOREST AND PARK.................................................................................... 30
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Preface
violations and infractions specified in C.G.S. ¡́ 13b-59(g). This additional amount is
known as the S.T.F. surcharge.
(5) C.G.S. ¡́ 14-212a requires payment of an additional fee equivalent to 100% of the
fine established or imposed for certain infractions and motor vehicle violations committed
while work is ongoing within a designated highway or municipal road construction zone
or within a designated utility work zone or while activities are ongoing in a traffic incident
management zone or while a uniformed firefighter is directing traffic within a fire station
work zone.
(7) C.G.S. ¡́ 14-212b requires payment of an additional fee equivalent to 100% of the
fine established or imposed for violation of C.G.S. ¡́ 14-218a or C.G.S. ¡́ 14-219 when
such violation is committed within a designated school zone.
(6) C.G.S. ¡́ 14-212c requires payment of an additional fee equivalent to 100% of the
fine established or imposed for certain infractions committed when a driver of a vehicle
fails to grant or yield the right-of-way to a person riding a bicycle, eletric bicycle, or an
electric foot scooter.
(8) C.G.S. ¡́ 14-295a requires the payment of an additional $5 assessment for convictions of C.G.S. ¡́ 14-219 and for those who plead nolo contendere to a violation of C.G.S.
¡́ 14-219 and pay the fine by mail.
(9) C.G.S. ¡́ 22a-250(b) requires that a surcharge in an amount equal to 50% of the fine
for littering against any person convicted of littering on public land.
(10) C.G.S. ¡́ 51-56a(d) requires that an additional fee of $25 be paid by each person
who pays in any sum as a fine for any violations for C.G.S. ¡́¡́ 14-218a; 14-219; 14-222;
14-223; 14-227a; 14-227m; 14-227n; 14-230 to 14-240 inclusive; 14-241 to 14-249, inclusive; 14-279 for a first offense; 14-289b; 14-299; 14-300; 14-300d; 14-300j; 14-301 to 14303, inclusive; or any regulation or ordinance adopted under said sections.
Note that, according to C.G.S. ¡́ 14-296aa(i), an operator of a motor vehicle who commits a moving violation, as defined by C.G.S. ¡́ 14-111g(a), while engaged in any distracted driving activity prohibited by C.G.S. ¡́ 14-296aa shall be fined in accordance with
C.G.S. ¡́ 14-296aa(h), in addition to any penalty or fine imposed for the underlying moving violation.
The fines established by the judges of the Superior Court for mail-in speeding violations
are incorporated in the ¡°Total Amount Due¡± figures which are specially printed in the
charts in Appendix C and Appendix D.
If a person with one or more infractions or mail-in violations wishes to pay the ¡°Total
Amount Due,¡± payment shall be considered a plea of nolo contendere. Payment of an
infraction or mail-in violation will be considered as a finding of guilty for administrative
purposes only. Pursuant to C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164n, payment by the defendant cannot be used in
any civil or criminal action to establish the conduct of the person making the payment,
although the defendant may be subject to administrative sanctions by either the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection or the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
An infraction is a breach of a state law, regulation or local ordinance designated by the
Legislature, for which an appearance in court is usually not required and payment of the
amount due by mail or in person is authorized pursuant to C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164n. An infraction
is neither a crime nor an offense as defined in the penal code. The maximum fine for conviction of an infraction is $90. There is no right to a trial by jury in matters involving
infractions.
Unless expressly identified as an infraction, an offense for which the only sentence
authorized is a fine, is a violation. C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164n lists certain violations for which an
individual shall either pay the fine and additional charges or plead not guilty. There is no
right to a trial by jury in any matter involving violations payable pursuant to C.G.S. ¡́ 51164n where the maximum penalty is a fine of $500 or less.
The judges of the Superior Court, as authorized by C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164m, have established a
schedule of fines for infractions and for certain motor vehicle, boating and miscellaneous
violations. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection, as authorized by
C.G.S. ¡́ 23-4, has established a schedule of fines for infractions which deal with breaches
of regulations for the preservation and protection of parks and forests. These fines are
incorporated in the ¡°Total Amount Due¡± figures which are printed on the following pages.
The schedule for motor vehicle infractions and violations is set up both alphabetically and
numerically. If a fine for any infraction has not been established, pursuant to C.G.S.
¡́ 51-164m, the fine for that infraction shall be $35 or, if the infraction is for a violation of
any provision of title 14, $50, until such time as the judges of the Superior Court establish
a different fine for such infraction. If a fine for any violation has not been established, pursuant to C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164m, the fine for that violation shall be $100 or the maximum fine
specified by statute for such violation, whichever is less.
Each ¡°Total Amount Due¡± figure appearing in this schedule is the sum of the fine and,
where applicable, the following additional amounts established by statute:
(1) C.G.S. ¡́ 51-56a(c) requires payment of an additional fee of $1 for each $8 or fraction
thereof of the fine for all speeding violations under C.G.S. ¡́ 14-219, for all infractions and
for certain other motor vehicle violations, except that as to infractions, such additional fee
shall be only on the first $88 of the fine for such infraction.
(2) C.G.S. ¡́ 54-143(a) requires a $15 cost against any person who pleads nolo contendere (no contest) to, or is convicted of, a speeding violation under C.G.S. ¡́ 14-219 or a
speeding infraction.
(3) C.G.S. ¡́ 54-143a requires a $20 surcharge against any person who pleads nolo contendere to, or is convicted of, certain violations or any infraction, except that such cost
shall be $35 for a violation of any section of the general statutes, the violation of which is
identified as an infraction and carries a fine of $35 or more.
(4) C.G.S. ¡́ 13b-68 establishes the Special Transportation Fund (S.T.F.) and C.G.S.
¡́ 13b-70 requires that an additional amount equal to 50% of the amount of the fine against
any person who commits a speeding violation under C.G.S. ¡́ 14-219 and various other
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If a person alleged to have committed a motor vehicle infraction or violation which is payable through the Centralized Infractions Bureau elects to send payment of the fine and any
additional costs (total amount due) to the Centralized Infractions Bureau, no points shall
be assessed by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles against that person's operator's
license for such infraction or violation except that the Commissioner shall assess not less
than one point for any violation of section 14-296aa of the General Statutes for the
improper use of a hand-held mobile telephone or mobile electronic device by a motor
vehicle operator or school bus driver.
Even though an infraction or mail-in violation will not cause automatic suspension of a
driver's license or registration, it may be recorded on the motorist's motor vehicle history.
If a minor wishes to pay for an infraction or for a mail-in violation, the complaint must
be signed by a parent or guardian.
If a person who is issued a Complaint Ticket pleads not guilty by mail, that person must
sign the not guilty plea which appears on the back of the complaint and mail it to the Centralized Infractions Bureau in the envelope provided for such a purpose. Pleas of not guilty
may also be entered online. Please refer to for more
information. A plea of not guilty will be transferred by the Centralized Infractions Bureau
to the Geographical Area court location covering the area where the infraction or mail-in
violation was committed. That court will notify the person of the date for trial. During the
trial, all court formalities, including rules of evidence and procedure, will apply.
A defendant who fails to submit a payment or file a not guilty plea at the Centralized
Infractions Bureau faces additional criminal and administrative sanctions. Any or all of
the possible sanctions may be imposed against a defendant who does not respond.
In all infractions matters, the defendant's failure to act constitutes the misdemeanor of
Failure to Pay or Plead to an Infraction, in violation of C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164r(a). A defendant
can be arrested and required to appear in court, where that person may face a maximum
penalty of imprisonment of not more than 10 days in addition to the penalties imposed
pursuant to the original infractions matter.
In all matters concerning the violations specified in C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164n, the defendant's
failure to act forms the misdemeanor of Failure to Pay or Plead to a Violation, in violation
of C.G.S. ¡́ 51-164r(b). A defendant who fails to pay or plead to such a violation can be
arrested and required to appear in court, where that person may face a maximum penalty
of imprisonment of not more than 10 days in addition to the penalties for the original violations matter.
If a case involves a motor vehicle infraction or violation, a defendant's failure to respond
can also lead to a report by the court to the Department of Motor Vehicles under C.G.S.
¡́ 14-140, which may result in the suspension of the defendant's license. If the court orders
action under C.G.S. ¡́ 14-140, the defendant will be required to pay a large fee to the clerk
to open the case. If the defendant's license is in fact suspended by the Department of
Motor Vehicles, that person will also be required to pay a fee directly to that department to
get their license back, as required pursuant to C.G.S. ¡́ 14-50b(a).
If the case involves an infraction or violation under Chapter 268 of the General Statutes
concerning boating, failure to respond may also result in a report by the court to the
Department of Motor Vehicles under C.G.S. ¡́ 15-154. This may result in the suspension
of the boat registration for up to 30 days.
All payments of fines or pleas of not guilty to infractions and mail-in
violations listed in this schedule must be forwarded to:
CENTRALIZED INFRACTIONS BUREAU
P.O. BOX 5044
HARTFORD, CT 06102-5044
TEL. (860) 263-2750
Or sent to the CENTRALIZED INFRACTIONS BUREAU on-line
through the Judicial Branch website at jud., Infraction
Ticket Processing.
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STAT NO
TOTAL
AMT DUE FINE
INFRACTIONS/VIOLATIONS
FEE
Z
FEE
COST
SURCHARGE STF
MOTOR VEHICLES - Numerical Order
7-313a
13a-263(a)
13a-263(a)*
13b-29
13b-42(f)
13b-90
13b-100*
13b-108(a)
13b-108(a)*
13b-221
13b-292
13b-336
13b-337
13b-338
13b-410
13b-410a
13b-410b
13b-410c
13b-412(a)
13b-412(b)
13b-412(c)
13b-414
13b-414*
14-4
14-12(a)
14-12(a)*
14-12(a)(2)
14-12(d)
14-12(d)*
14-12a(f)
14-13
14-15
14-15a(a)
14-16(g)
14-16c
14-17
14-17a
14-18(a)
14-18(c)
14-18(d)
14-18(d)*
14-18(e)*
14-18(f)
14-20a
14-21b(c)
14-26(a)
14-26(b)
14-26(b)*
Failure to obey any signal given by a fire police officer directing traffic
Speeding violation: 15 mph or more over limit, by work zone speed control system, in highway work zone
(1st offense)
Speeding violation: 15 mph or more over limit, by work zone speed control system, in highway work zone
(subsequent offense)
Violation of regulations for commuter parking facilities
Violation of airport parking regulations
Violation of interstate motor bus regulations
Violation of taxi cab requirements
Violation of motor vehicle requirements (1st offense)
Violation of motor vehicle requirements (subsequent offense)
Illegal deposit of snow on highway
Failure to comply with railroad crossing control devices or traffic control measures
Failure to use track motor car lights
Improper use of track motor car equipment
Illegal obstruction of highway by railroad car
Failure to comply with DOT regulations
Failure to comply with Unified Carrier Registration
Violation of regulations, payment of fees by motor carriers for hire exempted from filing proof of insurance
Violation of regulations, payment of fees by intrastate motor common and intrastate motor contract carriers,
failure to apply to commissioner of transportation, proof of insurance
Illegal reduction of transportation rates
Fraudulent reduction of rates
Soliciting illegal reduction in rates
Violation of motor carrier for hire regulations (1st offense)
Violation of motor carrier for hire regulations (subsequent offense)
Violation of official duty by officer for failure to enforce or for improperly enforcing any provision of this
chapter relating to motor vehicles
Failure to renew registration; registration of motor vehicle by non-owner
Operating or parking unregistered motor vehicle
Operation/parking vehicle with out of state plates by owner (except 1st offense if owner presents evidence of
registration prior to fine)
False statement - obtain motor vehicle registration
Failure to return registration on demand
Failure to register commercial vehicle
Failure to carry registration or insurance I.D. card
Failure to obtain car leasing license; failure to keep records; transfer of license; failure to disclose name and
address of subsequent lessee
Failure to register leased passenger vehicle
Failure to report sale (1st offense)
Violation of totaled vehicle regulations
Failure to notify DMV of change of appearance or mechanical equipment of vehicle
Failure of holder of motor vehicle registration to notify of change of address
Failure to display number plates and valid sticker; improper location of sticker
Violations concerning mutilated or illegible plates, report of lost plates, improper attachments on plates
Failure of person selling motor vehicle under 14-150 or 49-61 to return plates within ten days after sale
Failure of owner to cancel registration within ten days of lapse registration period if not re-registering
Improper use or display of a sample number plate
Willful damage to number plates
Failure to return firefighter plates
Failure to display reflectorized safety number plates
No registration for motor bus, taxicab, school bus or motor vehicle in livery service; improper use of registration; failure to keep record of operator
Failure to carry registration for motor bus, service bus, taxicab, school bus or motor vehicle in livery service
(1st offense)
Failure to carry registration for motor bus, service bus, taxicab, school bus or motor vehicle in livery service
(subsequent offense)
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92.00
50.00
7.00
35.00
75.00
75.00
150.00
75.00
50.00
50.00
500.00
250.00
2,000.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
170.00
170.00
170.00
150.00
35.00
50.00
50.00
500.00
250.00
2,000.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
5.00
35.00
170.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
500.00
150.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
500.00
250.00
117.00
117.00
250.00
50.00
50.00
282.00
113.00
113.00
225.00
117.00
250.00
100.00
100.00
225.00
50.00
32.00
13.00
13.00
120.00
1,000.00
117.00
50.00
117.00
92.00
117.00
117.00
117.00
117.00
117.00
117.00
50.00
92.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
7.00
7.00
35.00
35.00
25.00
25.00
7.00
35.00
25.00
75.00
1,000.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
10.00
35.00
7.00
35.00
25.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
25.00
7.00
35.00
117.00
50.00
7.00
35.00
25.00
117.00
50.00
7.00
35.00
25.00
117.00
50.00
7.00
35.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
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