Missing or Broken Required Reflectors
A CVC 24607 citation means your vehicle was missing one or more required reflectors. California law requires reflectors on the rear of the vehicle. Replacing the reflectors and having the correction certified closes this case.
Correction Window
The deadline is printed on your citation.
Fine After Correction
The base fine is $25 after correction is certified.
Who Can Certify
Any law enforcement officer or licensed inspection station can certify this correction.
Act before the deadline to keep the fine at the corrected rate.
Step by Step
How to Correct This Violation
- 1
Identify which reflector is missing or damaged on your vehicle.
- 2
Purchase a replacement reflector at an auto parts store matching the OEM specifications for your vehicle.
- 3
Install the replacement reflector in the correct location.
- 4
Have a law enforcement officer or inspection station sign the certificate of correction.
- 5
Submit the signed citation and $25 fee to the court before your deadline.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where are the required reflectors located on a passenger car?
- Most passenger vehicles require red reflectors on the rear. The specific location depends on your vehicle body style. Check your owner manual or consult a mechanic to confirm the required reflector positions for your specific vehicle.
This guide covers passenger vehicle violations. Drivers operating under a commercial license should consult their employer or a licensed attorney.
This guide provides general procedural information only. It is not legal advice. For questions specific to your citation, contact the court listed on your ticket.
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