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Traffic offenses can be considered criminal offenses in Singapore. Traffic offenses are typically categorized into two main types: minor traffic offenses and major traffic offenses. Minor Traffic Offenses: These are less serious infractions that are typically dealt with by fines or demerit points. Examples include speeding, running a red light, making illegal U-turns, or illegal … Read more
Traffic Police (TP) accepts payments only via our e-Services or AXS payment channels. Payments will not be accepted over the counter at TP Headquarters.
In Singapore, traffic summons (also known as traffic fines or tickets) are typically issued promptly after a violation is recorded. You can expect to receive a traffic summon within two weeks of the offense. The exact timing can depend on various factors including the type of offense, whether it was captured by an automated system … Read more
You can check fines related to red light camera offenses in Singapore through the following steps: Using the Official Website:a. Visit the official Singapore Police Force website: https://www.police.gov.sg/e-services/check-summonsb. Provide the required information: Vehicle Number Identity Card (NRIC) or Passport Number c. Click on the “Submit” or “Check Now” button. d. Review the information provided to … Read more
To check for vehicle summons (traffic fines) in Singapore, you can follow these steps: Using the Official Website:a. Visit the official Singapore Police Force website: https://www.police.gov.sg/e-services/check-summonsb. Provide the required information: Vehicle Number Identity Card (NRIC) or Passport Number c. Click on the “Submit” or “Check Now” button. d. Review the information provided to see if … Read more
You can check traffic offences by vehicle number in Singapore by following these steps: Alternatively, you can also call the LTA Contact Centre at 1800-CALL LTA (1800 2255 582) for assistance. LTA stands for Land Transport Authority, which is a statutory board under the Ministry of Transport in Singapore. LTA is responsible for the planning, … Read more
One Motoring is an online portal with a wide range of digital services for Singaporean drivers. Here are some nifty things you can do on the One Motoring site. If you want to check your outstanding fines and six-month history of vehicle-related offences, you can always use One Motoring’s ‘Enquire on Fines & Notices‘ digital service. … Read more