Fines, payments and traffic tickets

Last updated on February 2, 2024

This section includes information on paying or disputing a provincial violation or federal contravention violation ticket, and legally encumbered payments and garnishments.

All court fines can be paid at any courthouse location or Service BC location. Non-motor vehicle related provincial fines that are 30 days past the due date are sent to Revenue Services of British Columbia for collection.

Pay eTickets on PayBC

An eTicket is a traffic ticket you can pay online through PayBC. You can also pay in-person or by mail. Visit ICBC for more information.

You have 30 days to dispute an eTicket in-person or by mail. See your ticket for more information.

Intersection safety camera tickets

To pay or dispute an intersection safety camera ticket, visit intersection safety cameras.

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