can I pay traffic tickets online?

Answer 1

Many cities and counties in Georgia provide online services to pay court fines and tickets. As these are local services, you will need to know what city or county issued the ticket; this information should be on the citation. You will also generally need the citation number in order to pay the ticket online. If you do not have this information, you will need to contact the court or police department where the ticket was issued. For a directory of cities and counties in Georgia that accept online ticket payments, see the Georgia Online Ticket Payment related link. For a directory of Georgia courts, see the Georgia Courts Guide related link.

Answer 2

Several cities in Louisiana offer the option to pay traffic tickets online. Generally, you will need the citation number, and either a credit card or checking account number to make the payment online. To look-up whether the city where you speeding ticket is from offers online payment, visit the Louisiana Online Fine Payment related link.

Answer 3

You can pay an Atlanta speeding ticket online as long as you weren't going more that 30 mph over. The first related link below has the instructions, a link to the payment page, and links to the standard fine amounts.

Note that this is only for tickets received in the City of Atlanta and within the jurisdiction of Atlanta Municipal Court. If your ticket is from some other agency in the metro Atlanta area, check the second related source for links to other online fine payment sites (this page is where I found the Atlanta link). Scroll down that page to DeKalb and Fulton counties to look for Atlanta-area links.

Answer 4

In most states, it is preferred that moving violations are paid online instead of at the court to speed up the process. However, it should be noted that many courts impose a fee for making a payment for a ticket online or even over the telephone.

Answer 5

Yes you can pay traffic tickets online. There are also many places you can go to pay them off. It all depends where you live and what the ticket is for.