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Oh no! You've been issued a traffic citation/ticket! Whether it's for speeding, running a red light, or something else, all state traffic citations in Pennsylvania require a response. What should be your first step? Should you just pay the citation and get it over with it or should you fight it in court? This guide will assist you in deciding how to deal with your citation. | Oh no! You've been issued a traffic citation/ticket! Whether it's for speeding, running a red light, or something else, all state traffic citations in Pennsylvania require a response. What should be your first step? Should you just pay the citation and get it over with it or should you fight it in court? This guide will assist you in deciding how to deal with your citation. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Review the citation. Read through each section to make sure you understand the violation you allegedly committed, the fine and additional court costs, and all of the additional comments. | # Review the citation. Read through each section to make sure you understand the violation you allegedly committed, the fine and additional court costs, and all of the additional comments. | ||
