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Day, Clerk Circuit E-File Tutorials Circuit Home Circuit Dockets / Trial Calendars Circuit Clerk Filing Fees Pro Se / Misc Forms Local Rules – Circuit Court Local Rules – Fax Filing (5A.02) General Sessions Civil E-File Tutorials General Sessions Home GSC Dockets GSC Filing Fees GSC Forms GSC Online Payment System Local Rules – General Sessions Probate E-File Tutorials Probate Home Probate Dockets Probate Clerk Filing Fees Probate Court Forms Probate Estate Lookup Local Rules – Probate Court Local Rules – Fax Filing (5A.02) Office of Conservator Management Traffic Violation Bureau Traffic Violation Home TVB / Metro Citation Dockets Traffic Ticket – Frequently Asked Questions Pay Citations Online Resource Center E-Filing e-File Portal e-File Tutorials e-File Frequently Asked Questions e-File Local Rules Escrow Account Information Court Data The Day Times Public Records Information CaseLink Public Inquiry System CaseSearch CaseLink Subscription Contact Us Traffic Violation Bureau The Traffic Violation Bureau is a General Sessions Office responsible for processing the citations issued by various law enforcement agencies for the violation of Metro ordinances and/or State motor vehicle codes. Scheduling court dates, maintaining the citation record and collecting all fines and fees are among several of the various duties and functions of the office. Common Questions What can I do on this website? Depending on the type of ticket you were issued, the violation cited and your compliance or court date, you may be able to make a payment on a ticket or a payment plan, submit proof of compliance, request a court hearing or check the date and time for an upcoming court hearing. For specific information about your ticket and available options, click the Pay Ticket Online” button on the right side of this page and follow the prompts. Can I pay my ticket with my debit/credit card or by electronic check? You can use any of the below methods to pay your ticket. Please note that personal checks cannot be accepted for past due traffic tickets. Online using an e-check or credit/debit card. An additional 2.25% non-refundable processing fee will be added to each transaction by our third-party credit card processor for this convenience. Click the Pay Ticket Online” button on the right side of this page or select Pay Citations Online” from the Traffic Violations Bureau drop down menu. By Mail using a personal check, cashier’s check or money order made payable to Traffic Violations Bureau.” Please write your ticket number on your payment to ensure that you receive the proper credit. In Person using cash, personal check, cashier’s check, money order or credit/debit card. Checks and money orders must be payable to Traffic Violations Bureau.” An additional 2.25% non-refundable processing fee will be added to all debit/credit card transactions by our third-party credit card processor. By Drop Box using a personal check, cashier’s check or money order made payable to Traffic Violations Bureau.” The Justice A. A. Birch Building is open to the public from 6:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. There is a drop box outside the Traffic Violation Bureau office doors that you may use to make your payment outside of our normal business hours. Payment envelopes are provided for your convenience. Just fill out the information requested on the envelope, enclose your payment and your copy of the ticket (if you have it) and drop your payment in the box. The Officer didn’t write a court date on my ticket. How do I know when to come to court? Only Metropolitan Citations written for misdemeanors are given a court date at the time the ticket is issued. If you have been issued a Metro Traffic ticket, Parking Violation or Civil Metro Citation, you will only be given a court date if you wish to plead not guilty. For specific information on your options for satisfying your ticket, or to submit a request for court hearing prior to your compliance date, click the Pay Ticket Online” button on the right side of this page or select Pay Citations Online” from the Traffic Violations Bureau drop down menu and follow the prompts. My ticket refers to an ‘Information Sheet’ but I didn’t receive one. Where can I get a copy? You can find a copy of the Information Sheet by clicking your ticket type below. Traffic Ticket Civil Metro Citation Can the Traffic Violations Bureau answer my legal questions? No, any legal questions should be forwarded to a licensed attorney. There are no attorneys in the Traffic Violations Bureau. The Nashville Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Service may be able to help you find an attorney who handles your type of case. For additional information, please see Guidelines for Tennessee Court Clerks Who Assist Self-Represented Persons. PAY TICKET ONLINE Contact Information Phone: (615) 862-5222 Fax: (615) 880-2590 email: tvbsupport@jisnashville.gov Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:25 pm Monday through Friday ( Excluding holidays ) Mailing Address Traffic Violation Bureau P.O. Box 196302 Nashville, TN 37219-6302 Street Address Traffic Violation Bureau Justice A.A. Birch Building 408 Second Ave., No. Suite 1160 Nashville, TN 37201 Circuit Dockets Circuit General Sessions – Civil Division Probate Court Clerk Traffic Violation Bureau ADA Information Nashville Court History Useful Links Circuit Court Clerk Careers Download our Mobile App! Circuit Court Clerk Joseph P. Day, Clerk Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Newsup by Themeansar .Circuit Dockets Circuit General Sessions – Civil Division Probate Court Clerk Traffic Violation Bureau ADA Information Nashville Court History Useful Links Circuit Court Clerk Careers Download our Mobile...