Traffic Tickets in Flint: What You Need to Know
Flint sits at the western end of the I-69 corridor in Genesee County, where several major highways converge.Interstate 69 runs east-west through the area, I-75 and I-475 carry north-south traffic, and US-23 feeds in from the south. That concentration of freeways, combined with busy surface streets like Saginaw Street and Dort Highway, makes Flint one of the higher-volume enforcement areas in the region.
If you have received a traffic ticket in Flint, Traffic Ticket Buddy connects you with an experienced traffic attorney who handles everything — from reviewing your citation to appearing at the 67th District Court on your behalf. You never have to take time off work or navigate the process alone.
67th District Court
Traffic violations issued within the city of Flint are processed through the 67th District Court, located at 630 S. Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502. The court serves Genesee County and handles civil infractions such as most speeding tickets, along with misdemeanor traffic offenses. Because Michigan does not run a separate city traffic court, citations from Flint police, the Genesee County Sheriff, and the Michigan State Police on the freeways all flow through the district court system.
You have a set number of days from the citation date to respond, printed on your ticket. Failing to respond can lead to additional penalties and a default judgment. When you submit your ticket through Traffic Ticket Buddy, your assigned attorney tracks every deadline and files all required responses on time.
Citations written on I-69, I-75, I-475, or US-23 are frequently issued by the Michigan State Police rather than local officers. They still go to the district court, but the issuing agency and the details of the stop can matter to your defense. An attorney can review exactly how your citation was issued.
Where Flint Tickets Happen Most
The freeway convergence (I-69, I-75, I-475, US-23)
Flint is one of the few places in the region where four major freeways meet. Speed enforcement is heavy at the interchanges and along the open stretches, and the transitions where limits change as traffic moves between freeways are common ticket spots.
Saginaw Street and Dort Highway
Saginaw Street runs through the heart of Flint, and Dort Highway is a major north-south commercial corridor. Both carry heavy traffic and see regular enforcement for speeding, running signals, and similar violations.
Surface streets and school zones
Across Flint's neighborhoods, posted limits shift between arterials, residential streets, and school zones. School-zone enforcement is active during drop-off and pick-up hours, and these transitions catch many drivers who are moving with the flow of traffic.
Common Flint Traffic Violations
The most frequent citations around Flint include:
- Speeding — on I-69, I-75, I-475, US-23, and surface streets
- Disobeying a traffic signal or stop sign — a 3-point violation at busy intersections
- Careless driving — a 3-point civil infraction covering a range of conduct
- Failure to yield and improper lane use — near the freeway interchanges
- School-zone violations — enforced during school hours
Most of these are civil infractions in Michigan — not crimes — but each one that sticks adds points to your record and can raise your insurance for years. Our Michigan points guideexplains how the system works, and the Michigan traffic ticket guide covers your options after a ticket.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which court handles Flint traffic tickets?
Citations issued in the city of Flint are handled by the 67th District Court at 630 S. Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502, which serves Genesee County. With a Traffic Ticket Buddy subscription, an attorney appears on your behalf so you do not have to.
Is a speeding ticket in Flint a crime?
For most drivers, no. Standard speeding in Michigan is a civil infraction, not a criminal offense — no jail and no criminal record — though you can still be found responsible, fined, and assessed points. Reckless driving and similar serious conduct are misdemeanors and are treated as criminal matters.
How many points is a speeding ticket in Flint?
Speeding up to 10 mph over the limit is 2 points, 11 to 15 mph over is 3 points, and 16 mph or more over is 4 points. Points stay on your record for two years and can raise your insurance. An attorney can work to reduce the charge and protect your record.
How much does a traffic ticket attorney cost in Flint?
Hiring a traffic attorney on your own can cost several hundred dollars per ticket. Traffic Ticket Buddy subscriptions start at $14.99/mo and include attorney representation for covered tickets — a far more affordable option.Compare plans here.