(813) 229-1648 – Court Date Check-In; 708 E. Scott St. Tampa, FL 33602

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708 E Scott St, Tampa, FL 33602

Traffic Bail Bonds in the Tampa Bay Area

Tampa, Brandon, Carrollwood, Northdale, Temple Terrace, Riverview, Lutz, Ruskin, Temple Terrace and Surrounding Areas

Call Now For Traffic Bail Bonds in the Tampa Area

Bazarte Bail Bonds is who to call when you need traffic bail bonds in Tampa and the surrounding areas.  No one thinks they might end up in jail for unpaid traffic tickets, but it happens. Having unpaid traffic tickets can cost you your ability to drive legally. So, while traffic violations may not seem like a big deal, they become significant when they cause a warrant to be issued for your arrest.

Bazarte Bail Bonds has been helping people in the Tampa area post bonds for traffic violations since 1977.  If you or a loved one have been arrested, the bail bondsmen at Bazarte Bail Bonds understand that getting arrested can be scary and stressful.  That’s why our experts are here to assist you with all types of bonds. Contact Us today.

Types of Bail Bonds We Handle

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Surety Bonds

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Cash Bonds

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Citation Release

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Immigration

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Recognizance Release

Are You in Need of Traffic Bail Bonds in the Tampa Area?

When it comes to traffic violations, Bazarte Bail Bonds is your expert partner. We’re available 24/7 to guide you through the bail bonds process. Here’s a list of the most common traffic violations that can lead to jail time.

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Speeding

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Running a Red Light

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Operating Your Vehicle on Expired Tags

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Street Racing

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Being Stopped with a Suspended License

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Running Stop Signs

What Are the Most Common Types of Bail Bonds?

When it comes to bail bonds, there may be several options available for friends and family members, and the type of bond you may need will depend on a few factors. Things such as the offense for which the defendant is being charged, what the total amount for bail is, and your current financial situation can all have an effect on the kind of bond you may need. The following types of bail bonds are the most common forms of posting bail.

Surety Bonds

By far the most common state bond, a surety bond, is governed by Florida regulations and stipulates that the bondsman will be paid 10%. The bondsman then provides the remainder of the bond to the court. This is the law. There is NEVER an instance where a bondsman can offer you a deal or charge more than the stipulated 10%. The only exception to this 10% rule is when bail is set under $1,000. Regardless of the amount below $1,000, the cost is $100, not 10%. Since the law is specific, the only difference that separates the multitude of bail bonds companies is the service you will be provided.

Federal Bail Bonds

A federal bail bond comes into play when the alleged crime is of a federal nature or involves interstate criminal activity. Examples of this would be crimes that cross state lines or any crime investigated by a federal agency like the FBI, Post Office, IRS, or Immigration Services. The types of crimes that would require a federal bail bond include tax evasion, drug trafficking, fraud, and kidnapping. As well as any crime that takes place on federal property.

Federal bonds are most often many times higher than a state bond. The premium rate in Florida for a federal bail bond is 15%. Often, a judge will add a “Nebbia” requirement. This means that whoever is paying the bond must provide proof that any collateral or money used is from a legitimate source. The professionals at Bazarte Bail Bonds are experienced in dealing with federal bail bonds and can be instrumental in helping the arrestee deal with these intricacies. We can also help with signature and immigration bonds.

Self-Arrest Bonds

When a person believes there may be an outstanding warrant for their arrest, it is possible for the offender’s bail to be paid without going through the process of being detained in jail. The reason for this is simple. Jails are overcrowded. If someone believes a warrant exists against them, the best course of action is to contact Bazarte Bail Bonds. We can verify the record, explain the process, and accompany you to a facility that accepts self-arrests. We will explain what identification is required and the proper dress code.

Contact Bazarte Bail Bonds for Traffic Bail in Tampa

Look no further than Bazarte Bail Bonds for traffic bail bonds in Tampa. Our bondsman will get to work when we’re contacted about an arrest. We’ll deal with all the necessary paperwork and work to secure your release or the release of your loved one. Regardless of the type of bond you need, the bondsmen at Bazarte Bail Bonds will ensure that court dates are met and that additional fees or fines do not come into play. Sometimes, bad things happen to good people.  Don’t let the ones you care about spend another minute in jail.  Call or contact Bazarte Bail Bonds and let us help you get a speedy release.  We’ve been doing it right since 1977.

 

I have been dealing with Rob and Steve for many years and they have NEVER let me down…been arrested? Need immediate releasing…pick up the phone and dial Bazarte’s Bailsbond and they will be there before you get there..within the hour you’ll be released.

Angelia P

Why Choose Bazarte Bail Bonds for DUI Bail, Felony Bail or Bail for Drug Charges?

40+ years in business

Located centrally in downtown Tampa

We work diligently to get bonds posted quickly to minimize the waiting time for the defendant’s release

A proven reputation of excellent service

Eight on-staff Licensed Surety Agents (Bondsman) located in Tampa and the surrounding area

24 Hour Nationwide Service, 7 Days a Week

We analyze each case and provide concise answers to all your questions and concerns throughout the bonding process

The entire bonding process can be done electronically or via telephone

We accept cash, checks, money orders, Western Union, wire transfer, ATM and debit cards as well as VISA, Mastercard, Discover and American Express

Traffic Bail Bonds Tampa

FAQ

Can I really go to jail for unpaid traffic tickets in Florida?

Yes, and it happens more often than people realize. When you fail to pay a traffic ticket or miss your court date, the judge can issue a bench warrant for your arrest. This warrant stays active indefinitely. The next time you’re pulled over—even for something minor—you’ll be taken into custody. In Hillsborough County, we regularly post bail for people arrested on old warrants they forgot existed. The good news: once you’re aware of an outstanding warrant, you can arrange a self-arrest with a bondsman like Bazarte Bail Bonds, which allows you to post bail immediately rather than sitting in jail waiting for processing.

How much does bail cost for driving on a suspended license in Tampa?

For a first offense of driving on a suspended license (DWLS) in Hillsborough County, bail typically ranges from $250 to $500. However, if this is your third or subsequent offense, the charge becomes a third-degree felony, and bail can jump to $2,500 or higher. The premium you pay to a bondsman is 10% of the total bail amount—so a $500 bail costs you $50 to secure release. Keep in mind that repeat DWLS offenses carry mandatory minimum jail sentences in Florida, so getting legal representation quickly becomes critical.

How long does it take to get released after posting bail for a traffic charge?

Once Bazarte Bail Bonds posts your bail at a Hillsborough County facility, release typically takes 2-6 hours depending on how busy the jail is. Orient Road Jail, the main booking facility, tends to have longer processing times, especially on weekends. We’ve seen releases happen in under two hours during slow periods and up to 8 hours during high-volume times like holiday weekends. What we can control is getting the bond posted quickly—usually within an hour of receiving your call and payment.

What happens if I miss my court date after being bailed out for a traffic offense?

Missing a court date triggers serious consequences. First, the judge will issue a Failure to Appear warrant for your arrest. Second, your bail bond becomes forfeit, meaning the full bail amount becomes due—not just the 10% premium you paid. You’ll also face additional criminal charges for the FTA itself, and any chance of a favorable outcome on your original traffic case diminishes significantly. At Bazarte Bail Bonds, we offer court date reminders through our check-in line at (813) 229-1648 specifically to help clients avoid this situation. If you realize you’ve missed a date, contact your attorney and our office immediately—sometimes the situation can be resolved before an arrest warrant is issued.

Our Mission & Our Promise to You

Facing time in jail is one of the most stressful things that could happen to anyone.  Our goal since our inception has always been to provide the very best service to our clients in a confidential and courteous manner. We hope you never need our services but if you do, call Bazarte Bail Bonds and allow us to use our experience to work for you. Serving West Florida since 1977.

Bazarte Bail Bonds Proudly Serves the Following Areas

Apollo Beach
Ballast Point
Bayshore Beautiful
Bayshore Pointe
Brandon
Cheval
Citrus Park

Davis Islands
Egypt Lake -Leto
Fish Hawk
Gibsonton
Greater Carrollwood
Greater Northdale
Harbour Island

Hyde Park
Lake Magdalene
Lutz
New Tampa
Palma Ceia
Palmetto Beach
Pebble Creek

Plant City
Riverview
Ruskin
Seffner
South Tampa
Sun City
Sun City Center

Tampa
Tampa Palms
Temple Terrace
Town n Country
Westchase
Westshore

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