May the Clerk & Comptroller's Office advise me about points assessed against my license?

Deputy clerks can neither advise you on the number of points assessed against your driving history nor on how points will affect your insurance. These concerns must be addressed to the Florida Department of Transportation and Highway Safety's Division of Motorist Services and/or your insurance agent.

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1. What is a criminal traffic charge?
2. What is a civil traffic infraction?
3. How soon after issuance must I pay the citation?
4. May I use my debit or credit card to satisfy my traffic citation?
5. Are there options available other than paying my citation?
6. What happens if the citation is not paid in a timely fashion?
7. What should I do if I received a collection notice from Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson or Penn Credit regarding unpaid traffic fines in Pasco County?
8. What types of cases are heard in Traffic Court?
9. How do I enter a not-guilty plea to a civil traffic infraction?
10. May I plead not guilty to a traffic citation if I live outside Pasco County?
11. Where do I sign up to take a driving course?
12. Who will be present at the hearing?
13. What must I do if the Court finds me guilty?
14. May the Clerk & Comptroller's Office advise me about points assessed against my license?
15. What are the fine amounts?
16. Where does the fine money go?
17. My license is suspended; how can I reinstate my driving privilege?
18. If I receive a traffic citation in another county, may I take care of it in Pasco County?
19. May the Clerk & Comptroller's Office advise me about points assessed against my license?