Pay for a Delaware state traffic ticket/citation online using this service. Only voluntary assessment tickets (marked on the ticket) can be paid using this service.
If you have not been offered or have not agreed to a voluntary assessment, you must appear in court at the time, date, and place indicated on your ticket.
Payment may be made by credit card or electronic check. You must have either a ticket number or case number and the last name of the defendant
FAQs
What can I do when I get a traffic ticket?
If you have been given a voluntary assessment ticket (check your ticket to see whether you have been offered a voluntary assessment), you may either:
- pay your ticket by voluntary assessment, without having to go to court; or
- plead not guilty and go to court
If you have not been offered or have not agreed to a voluntary assessment, you must appear in court at the time, date, and place indicated on your ticket.
What are all of the fees added to my traffic ticket?
When you get a traffic ticket there are other fees in addition to the fine. Visit this link for samples of traffic cases and an explanation of fines, costs and assessments.
What happens when I go to court?
Most traffic offenses are handled as criminal offenses. Be sure to bring all documents you will need to Court, including the ticket and proof of insurance at the time of the offense. If you plan to have witnesses at trial, you may need to have a subpoena issued.
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