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Municipal Court - Traffic

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1. Q: Can I contest the default judgment entered against me in a traffic infraction?

You have ten (10) days to appear to request a hearing from the date default judgment entered. The hearing requires an appearance in Court. Requests will be reviewed by the Court. Requests may not be automatically granted. Please fill out the attached form and bring it to Wheat Ridge Municipal Court between 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday. Default Judgement Form...

2. Q: If I attend traffic school before my initial court date, will I still need to appear for court?

Wheat Ridge Municipal Court does not offer the option of taking a class as a substitute for your court date. It is possible that the Court will order a class as part of sentencing.

3. Q: What if my driver’s license is suspended for non payment of a ticket?

If Wheat Ridge Municipal Court has placed a hold on your license, you may call the main court number at (303) 235-2835 to get the exact amount due to clear the hold on your license. This amount may be paid with cash, money order, cashiers check, or VISA/MASTERCARD (with Photo I.D.). Payment may be made at Wheat Ridge Municipal Court, 7500 W 29th Avenue, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.

4. Q: How many points do I have on my license?

You can get information regarding your license from Colorado Dept of Motor Vehicles. The number for Driver Services is (303) 205-5613. You may visit their web-site at More...

5. Q: Do I have to appear for my court date for my traffic violation if I am going to just pay the fine noted on the summons?

No, provided there is an early payment discount written on the summons. Payment must be received prior to your court date.

6. Q: Is there a chance of reducing my points or charges?

If your appearance in court is mandatory and there is not an early payment discount offer on the ticket, an offer may be provided by the Assistant City Attorney. The Assistant City Attorney is not required to make a plea offer.

7. Q: What if my ticket is for no proof of insurance? **Link to form**

Insurance cards are not accepted at the clerks’ office or in Court. The proof that you had/have insurance must be faxed directly to us from your insurance company. Our fax number is (303) 235-2829. The fax information should include your name, ticket number, vin number of the vehicle in question, and state the effective date and time of the policy. In addition, it must state that the defendant was a covered driver under the policy.