What happens if you pay a ticket from 3 years ago in Colorado?

If you pay a ticket from 3 years ago in Colorado, the following will happen:

1. Your driver's license will be reinstated. If your license was suspended for failure to pay a ticket, it will be reinstated once you pay the ticket in full.

2. Your late fees will be waived. Colorado law allows courts to waive late fees for tickets that are paid within 30 days of the due date. However, if you pay your ticket more than 30 days after the due date, you will be responsible for paying late fees.

3. You may be eligible for a reduction in your fine. Colorado law allows courts to reduce fines for tickets that are paid in full within 30 days of the due date. The amount of the reduction will vary depending on the specific ticket.

4. Your payment will be recorded. Your payment will be recorded with the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR). If you ever need to prove that you paid a ticket, you can obtain a copy of your payment record from the DOR.

You can also pay your ticket by phone to avoid visiting the court in person.