appearance in court is mandatory for a violation of California Carpool Lane Lane?

I recived my first one citation for driving carpool lanes illegally Should I go to court and I can go to school traffic

Your first quote? You plan for? Srsly … Because of the Constitution and your civil rights, they can not sue you for anything without getting into the yard. However, 99% of cases not go to court because they offer many shortcuts. The shortcut is obvious, if you are guilty, pay the fine, it's done. Or you can "trial a statement, "you plead not guilty and say in a written statement. They decided in the end, final. And generally you lose. Your last option is actually going to court. They have not reserved a slot, then you probably have to go to court and wait, wait, wait … or call the court and schedule a specific time and date of the court. You can also get a lawyer. And you can use all kinds escapes cheesy as cons-examine the officer who wrote the ticket – if it does not show up, you go down! There are two different types of offenses civilians. # 1 of a non-moving violations – such as parking in a handicap or tinted illegal. # 2 moving violations – speeding, not to assign, DUI, long traffic lights, etc. All mean that you are driving dangerously. Because of this, they put the points on your license, and these points can be cleared school traffic. Carpool lanes violations are not moving violations (except 21655.8, crossing the yellow line to get in quad / Out, you should not is one thing LA). If this is not a moving violation, you do not need the school traffic.

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