Colorado Judicial Branch has compiled all forms required for Toll Ticket Appeals.
A toll ticket appeal asks the court to look at the decision made by a hearing officer related to a ticket received for toll evasion on a toll road. You must have gone through a hearing with the E-470 Public Highway Authority or Colorado High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HTPE) before starting a toll ticket appeal with the county court.
A toll road is usually a highway or road that is maintained (repaired, plowed, etc.) by a private company, not the state, county, or city.
For more information, see the following statutes, which are Colorado laws:
Start your toll ticket appeal in the county court of the county where you received your toll ticket. Use the courts locator to find the address of the court.
E-470 toll tickets are given in Adams County, Arapahoe County, or Douglas County. If you received your ticket in Arapahoe County, the Littleton location handles toll ticket appeals.
HTPE toll tickets are given in a variety of counties across Colorado.
You have 30 days from the date that the E-470 Public Highway Authority or Colorado High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HTPE) issues an order, or 30 days from the date of your hearing with the E-470 Public Highway Authority or HTPE, to give your toll ticket appeal paperwork to the county court.
Download and fill out the Toll Ticket Appeal forms using the forms link above.
For E-470 toll tickets:
For HTPE toll tickets:
Toll Ticket Appeal Filing Fees | |
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Appeal from County or Municipal Court of Record | $70.00 |
The county court judge will look at the paperwork in your toll ticket appeal, including any records from the E-470 or HPTE case. A hearing will be scheduled within 120 days where you may give evidence or subpoena witnesses.
The county court judge will create a written ruling or order, and you will receive a copy of the written ruling or order.