Non-Functioning Turn Signal
A CVC 24951 citation means one or more of your turn signals were not functioning during the stop. Turn signals are required safety equipment. Repairing the bulb or circuit and having the correction certified resolves this violation.
Correction Window
The deadline is printed on your citation.
Fine After Correction
The base fine is $25 after correction is certified. Surcharges apply without correction.
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
Test each turn signal to identify which one is malfunctioning.
- 2
Replace the bulb or diagnose the circuit if the bulb is intact.
- 3
Confirm all turn signals flash correctly.
- 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
- My signal works sometimes but not always. Can I still get sign-off?
- The officer or inspector will test the signal during sign-off. An intermittent signal typically indicates a loose connection or a failing bulb. Have it fully repaired so it functions reliably before seeking certification.
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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