If you do not understand a citation or article, who should you contact?

Contacting the police agency that provided the document is the best option if you do not understand a citation or article. Each police agency has personnel who are specially trained to explain the details of laws, citations, and any concerns you may have regarding the documentation you received. They can clarify legal language, provide more context, and answer any questions related to the citation's implications, procedures, and any next steps you should take.

Reaching out to the individual officer who issued the document could result in challenges, as officers may not be available or may have different responsibilities after the citation is issued. State government contacts typically deal with broader regulations and policies, rather than individual cases, making them less suitable for specific inquiries about a citation. Roadside assistance services are focused on vehicle-related issues rather than legal documentation, so they would not be equipped to help with understanding a citation or article.