Pay an intersection safety camera ticket

Reduce your fine by $25 by paying it in full within 30 days of the date it was mailed or served to you in person by a process server. A process server is a third-party company paid to serve tickets.

You must pay your ticket before you can renew your driver's licence or car insurance unless you are disputing it.

Penalty points

Registered owners do not receive penalty points on their driver's licence for red light or speeding violations issued by the Intersection Safety Camera program.

If you own a commercial vehicle and are convicted of an intersection safety camera offence, points will be added to your  National Safety Code profile.

Paying fines in installments

You may pay in installments, but you will not receive a fine reduction. There is no minimum amount for installment payments.

Payment methods

Online

Visit PayBC to pay your ticket online.

By phone

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) collects traffic fines for the province.

Call ICBC at: 

• 1-604-661-2240 in the Lower Mainland
• ​1-888-343-2240 in the rest of B.C., Canada and the United States

Have your driver's licence, credit card number and ticket ready when you call.
ICBC accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

In person

Bring your ticket and payment to any:

• ICBC driver licensing office​ (accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and debit cards.)
• Provincial court registry (accepts cash, debit cards, and personal cheques. There's a $30 charge for insufficient funds.) 
• ServiceBC office (accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, debit cards, and personal cheques.)

By mail

Send your cheque or money order, in Canadian funds, payable to the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia to:

Ticket Payment Processing
Bag 6300 STN Terminal
Vancouver, B.C. V6B 6G6

Do not send cash through the mail.