At a glance
- Violation
- CVC 22349(a)
- Court
- Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division)
- County
- Alameda
- Main keyword
- fight 22349 Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division)
What this means
Overview
This page explains CVC 22349(a). It keeps words short and clear. Maximum Speed Limit can add costs and points. It can raise insurance. You also see notes for Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division). You can use TR-205 to fight by mail. Include bail if the court asks. It covers fight 22349 Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division).
Cost and record impact
Possible penalties
This ticket adds 1 point. Fines include a base amount plus county fees. Bail is often due when you file by mail. Traffic school may keep points off if you qualify. Insurance can go up after a point. Fees and timing can change by county.
Defense strategy
Defense options to consider
Check the ticket for wrong code or subsection. Note missing officer details like location or time. If equipment was fixed, say when and show proof.
Practical next step
Match every defense point to evidence. Courts are more likely to consider a written declaration when the facts, exhibits, and request are organized around the exact charge.
Written trial
Using a TR-205 trial by declaration
Fill TR-205 and TR-200. Add a short defense letter and any photos or proof. Include bail if Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division) asks for it. Mail with certified mail and keep tracking. Most courts send a Notice of Decision in 3 to 8 weeks. Avoid missing your signature or case number.
Preparation
What to prepare before contesting
- Review the officer statement and citation details for location, timing, and code accuracy.
- Collect photos, registration records, speed-limit context, or other evidence tied to the violation.
- Use a written trial by declaration when the facts can be explained clearly on paper.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
How many points is this ticket?
Most speeding tickets add one point. A point can raise insurance and stays on your DMV record for years.
Can I use TR-205 by mail?
Yes. Send TR-205 and TR-200 with bail if required. Use certified mail and keep the receipt.
Do I need bail with my packet?
Many courts want bail with TR-205. Check your notice or call Alameda County Superior Court – Fremont Hall of Justice (Traffic Division) before mailing.
How long until I hear back?
Most courts answer in 3 to 8 weeks. Watch mail for the Notice of Decision.
Can I ask for traffic school?
If you qualify and the court offers it, traffic school can keep a point off. It does not clear fines.
What defenses work best?
Point out bad calibration, old speed survey, blocked signs, or unclear officer notes. Be direct and brief.
What if my packet is lost?
Keep tracking. If lost, contact the clerk with proof of mailing. You may need to resend.