Fight Your Lancaster Traffic Ticket

Got cited on CA-14 (Antelope Valley Freeway) — where CHP Antelope Valley Area runs enforcement on the desert corridor connecting the High Desert to the San Fernando Valley? Pulled over on Sierra Highway, Avenue K, or 10th Street West — LASD Lancaster's most-patrolled surface streets in the city's commercial and residential grid? The CA-14/Avenue K interchange and Avenue M at Sierra Highway are documented speed enforcement zones.

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Courts We Serve in Lancaster

Los Angeles County Superior Court accepts written defense filings for all traffic infractions — an effective way to fight your Lancaster ticket entirely in writing.

  • Los Angeles County Superior Court — Michael D. Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse (42011 4th St. West, Lancaster, CA 93534)

Lancaster traffic tickets typically start at a $238 base fine but reach $490–$1,000+ after California's mandatory penalty assessments. A moving violation adds 1 DMV point that stays on your record for 36 months — enough to raise your insurance premium at renewal.

Common Traffic Tickets in Lancaster

These are the most frequently cited violations in Lancaster, CA. Click any to learn about fines, points, and defense options.

VC 22349(a)
Speeding on Freeway
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VC 22350
Basic Speed Law
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VC 22450
Stop Sign Violation
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VC 23123
Cell Phone While Driving
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VC 22107
Unsafe Lane Change
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Frequently Asked Questions

Lancaster is an incorporated city that contracts law enforcement from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The LASD Lancaster Station (501 W. Lancaster Blvd., (661) 948-8466) handles all traffic enforcement on city streets. Your citation will show "LASD" as the issuing agency and the deputy's badge number. The ticket routes to the Michael D. Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse at 42011 4th St. West — the same courthouse used by all Antelope Valley citations regardless of whether LASD or CHP issued them.
Correct. The California Highway Patrol Antelope Valley Area (2041 W. Avenue I, Lancaster, (661) 743-6060) handles all enforcement on SR-14 and other state highways. LASD Lancaster Station only has authority on city streets. If your citation header says "CHP" or lists a CHP officer badge number, the issuing agency is CHP Antelope Valley — though your case still goes to the same Antelope Valley Courthouse at 42011 4th St. West.
In 2020, the Antelope Valley recorded 94 fatal crashes resulting in 102 deaths — a spike that LASD traffic investigator Matthew Davis attributed to pandemic-era speeding. In response, LASD Lancaster Station and CHP Antelope Valley launched the Antelope Valley Traffic Task Force (AVTTF) in May 2021, a joint operation specifically targeting speed on Antelope Valley surface streets. The task force's first documented enforcement operation was on Avenue M near Challenger Way in Lancaster, issuing 85 speeding citations in a single operation. LASD Lancaster Station citations increased 13.41% from 2023 to 2024.
All Lancaster traffic citations — whether from LASD or CHP — go to the Michael D. Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse at 42011 4th Street West, Lancaster, CA 93534. Traffic division phone: (661) 483-5500; automated line: (213) 742-1884. Building hours: 7:30 AM–4:30 PM Monday–Friday; Traffic Clerk's Office: 8:30 AM–4:30 PM. The court accepts Trial by Written Declaration filings by mail — no in-person appearance is required.
No. Lancaster operates no red light camera or automated speed camera program. California's speed camera pilot (AB 645, 2023) is limited to six cities: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Glendale, San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose. Lancaster is not included. All enforcement in Lancaster is conducted by LASD deputies on city streets and CHP officers on SR-14 and state highways.

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