The Consolidated Fee is not collected on parking and pedestrian offenses.

• A. Parking and pedestrian offenses
• B. Only parking offenses
• C. Only pedestrian offenses
• D. All Class C misdemeanors

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that some fees are added to penalties for many offenses, but there are specific categories that are exempt. The Consolidated Fee is not collected for parking and pedestrian offenses, which means both of these types of infractions are treated as not being subject to that fee. That’s why the correct choice identifies both parking and pedestrian offenses as the exemptions.

If you tried to pick only one category, or to apply the exemption to all Class C misdemeanors, you’d be contradicting the rule that the fee is generally collected with other offenses but not with parking or pedestrian offenses.