The Clinton County District Attorney has added new options for motorists charged with certain non-serious traffic violations to resolve their matter.
In addition to the options below, you may pled "Guilty" or "Not Guilty" directly through the court system.
If you have any questions, please contact the Traffic Bureau.
Traffic Diversion Program
Upon the successful completion of the Traffic Diversion Program, the motorist’s traffic ticket will be dismissed.
The following offenses are NOT ELIGIBLE for the Traffic Diversion Program:
VTL§ 319 (1)
VTL§ 511 –any
VTL§ 600 (1) OR (2) VTL§ 1144
VTL§ 1174
VTL§ 1180 C
VTL§ 1180 F
VTL§1192 - any
VTL§1212
VTL§ 1225 D
Child Restraint/Child Seatbelt Offenses
If you have a CDL license and were Operating a Commercial MV you are NOT ELIGIBLE to participate in the Traffic Diversion Program
Traffic Reduction Program
The following offenses are NOT ELIGIBLE for the Traffic Reduction Program:
VTL§ 319 (1) (No insurance in effect at the time of offense) Please note that if you had insurance in effect at the time of the stop but didn't have the proof of insurance at that time, you are eligible for the Reduction Program. Insurance cards will NOT be accepted as proof of insurance. You will need a letter from your insurance agent stating that you had valid insurance.
VTL§ 511 - any
VTL§ 1144
VTL§ 1174
VTL§1192
VTL§1212
Child Restraint/Child Seatbelt Offenses
Aggravated Unlicensed Operator/Uninsured Motorist Program
Upon the successful completion of the AUO Motorist Program, the motorist’s ticket will be dismissed.
ONLY the following offenses are ELIGIBLE for the AUO Motorist Program:
VTL§ 319 (1) (No insurance in effect at the time of offense)
VTL§ 511 -1 (a) or VTL§511 -2 (a) (iv)
If you have a CDL license and were Operating a Commercial MV you are NOT ELIGIBLE to participate in the AUO Motorist Program. This program requires the motorist to complete an approved traffic safety course AND provide proof of insurance and or proof of the clearing of the underlying matters that caused their license to be suspended in the first place. PROOF MUST BE PROVIDED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION