Pre-Trial Intervention Program for Traffic Offenses (PTIT)

Our goal is to provide valuable, easy and convenient solutions for the community, which includes our Pre-Trial Intervention Program for Traffic Offenses (known as PTIT).

The PTIT program offers many advantages and is designed to resolve cases without appearing in court, promoting safe driving and accountability. Choosing this proactive option means avoiding points on your license, having charges dismissed and incurring no fines or surcharges. Another benefit: being able to complete the course on the same day also removes the need for multiple visits to the courthouse. Acceptance into the program is determined by the City Solicitor and the only payment is for the participation fee, which is generally less than the initial fine. PTIT is a hassle-free alternative.

How do I know if I’m eligible for PTIT?

The OCS determines eligibility for the program, which includes the following criteria:

You must have a valid license or form of identification.

Your citation must be a qualifying violation such as running a stop sign, expired tag registration, speeding less than 34 MPH over the speed limit, or improper lane change, to name a few.

How do I enroll in PTIT?

We have three simple, hassle-free options to enroll in the program:

To start the process and determine your eligibility, submit this online form at least 10 business days before your scheduled court date

To start the process and determine your eligibility, submit this online form at least 10 business days before your scheduled court date.

Visit our office during walk-in hours, Monday-Friday, 8am-11am, or 1pm-4pm and complete the paperwork. We will determine your eligibility and let you know if you can complete the process the same day.

Visit our office during walk-in hours, Monday-Friday, 8am-11am, or 1pm-4pm and complete the paperwork. We will determine your eligibility and let you know if you can complete the process the same day.

Arrive to court on your assigned court date and ask to be referred to PTI-T.

Arrive to court on your assigned court date and ask to be referred to PTIT.