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Hall of Justice (850 Bryant) Traffic Ticket Guide

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Courthouse details

Address
Hall of Justice
850 Bryant St., Room 145, San Francisco, CA 94103
Traffic phone
(415) 551-8550
Hours
Room 145 traffic windows: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (window services only)

About this courthouse

  • Window services only (no traffic courtroom), in Room 145. (Source)
  • A drop box at the end of the hall by Room 145 takes check or money order payments. (Source)
  • Traffic appeals are filed with the Appeals clerk in Room 101 of the Hall of Justice. (Source)
  • The traffic phone line, (415) 551-8550, runs Monday–Friday, 4:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. (Source)

Courthouse details checked on the court's website on October 19, 2026.

Where to mail a trial by written declaration request

San Francisco County takes trial by written declaration requests by mail at:

San Francisco Superior Court, 850 Bryant St., Room 145, San Francisco, CA 94103-4610

If your ticket or courtesy notice prints a different court address, use the one on your notice.

Your deadline

The due date on your citation or courtesy notice is the date that counts. Under California Rules of Court, rule 4.210, your request (and bail, if your court requires it) is due by that date, or a later date the court gives you.

California Rules of Court, rule 4.210

Contest by mail in 3 steps

  1. Fill out your request and written declaration. Most courts use form TR-205; check your notice for your court's steps.
  2. Send everything to the court, with bail if your court requires it, by the due date on your notice.
  3. The judge decides from the papers, and the court mails or delivers the decision to you.
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