Originally Posted by SnoDog

That sounds more appealing. Thanks. I just got off the phone with the Irvine PD. I explained to the secretary that my exhaust violation I received last night was clearly marked as a NON-correctable violation. She told me that most of the time the officers mark those as correctable violations, but didn't know why he cited mine as non correctable. She gave me the officer's voicemail number if I wanted to speak to him about that. She said if it's a non-correctable violation, I am just required to pay the ticket/fine. Should I even bother contacting this officer? I'll fight this exhaust violation in court if I have to. I didn't break any CA exhaust laws. Here is 27151CVC for anyone who hasn't read it yet:

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d12/vc27151.htm

Originally Posted by THE TECH

If you take the ticket to court and contest it, more than likely the judge will allow you to correct it or reduce the fine on it.

Originally Posted by SnoDog

I think so too, but what I'm trying to figure out is why this officer even cited the exhaust as a non-correctable violation. Are they even allowed to do that for a modified exhaust citation? It's basically telling me I can leave it on my car, and just pay the fine. Which is what one of my friends did a while back, but he didn't really want to bother with the fighting process, etc. I'm definitely not going to pay anything for a part on my car that I know is completely CA legal.