Pay or dispute a ticket

Last updated on September 18, 2020

Violation tickets are issued when an individual disobeys certain laws or regulations. Some, like speeding tickets, are managed at the provincial level. Other tickets can be issued for breaking federal laws and regulations. Learn about the process paying or disputing these tickets.

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.

Provincial ticket forms

Access provincial violation ticket forms.

Intersection safety camera tickets

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

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