* Many cities and counties provide the option to pay traffic tickets online. Visit the website of the court or government agency that issued the ticket. There will be a section on the website regarding payment instructions, deadlines, and any acceptable forms of payment.
* Search for the official courthouse or county government website by typing in the name of your city or county along with the word "court" or "county government." Look for a link to "Pay Traffic Tickets" or something similar.
* You will need to enter the citation or ticket number, as well as your personal and contact information. You may be able to pay with a credit card or debit card, or you can print out a payment form and mail it in.
In person:
* If you prefer to pay in person, you can go to the courthouse or government agency that issued the ticket. There will usually be a cashier's window where you can pay your ticket.
* You need to bring the citation or ticket with you, as well as your driver's license and proof of insurance. You may be able to pay with cash, a check, or a credit card. Make sure to take note of the court's operating hours and any time constraints regarding making a payment.
By mail:
* Many courts and government agencies accept payments by mail. You will need to enclose the citation or ticket, as well as your driver's license and proof of insurance. Make sure that you include the full ticket amount and any applicable fees.
* Send the payment to the address specified on the ticket or citation. Make sure that you use certified mail or another form of trackable mail so that you have a record of sending payment.
Phone:
* Some courts and government agencies accept payments by phone. You will need to call the number provided on the ticket or citation. Have your driver's license and proof of insurance handy when you call.