What happens to the funds from collected violation fines?

The funds collected from violation fines mainly contribute to the general fund of the state. This means that the money goes into a primary account used by the state government to cover various expenses, such as public services, infrastructure, health care, and education. This practice ensures that the revenue generated from fines serves the broader needs of the state and its residents rather than being earmarked for a specific project or distributed among individuals.

While some funds could potentially be directed toward specific programs or initiatives, in a general sense, the primary outcome of collected violation fines is to bolster the state’s fiscal resources through its general fund, which is essential for maintaining government functions and public welfare.