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What should I bring to traffic court?
Your summons, photo ID, and any documentation that is actually relevant to your case.
- your summons
- photo identification
- anything your attorney instructed you to bring
- relevant driving-record documentation
- course-completion documentation, if applicable
- a qualifying speedometer-calibration report, if applicable
- relevant mitigation material you intend to present
Good to know
Not every document is appropriate or useful in every case. If you are represented by an attorney, follow your attorney's instructions.
This is information, not legal advice
This information is not intended to be legal advice. This Help Center provides general educational information about Virginia traffic matters and driver education. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws, court procedures, and individual circumstances vary. If you need advice about your particular case, consult a qualified attorney.
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