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      • You can search for, see hearing or ticket status, and pay your parking, red light camera or automated speed enforcement tickets on-line. You can search for tickets using a variety of information including your license plate number and driver's license number.
  1. Look Up Traffic Tickets. Our online ePlea/ePay service is under maintenance at this time. Please see the instructions on our Court Diversion page for how to pay online for your fines and fees. If you wish to look up a Traffic ticket/case, you can use our Online Case Search.

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  3. View Speed Camera Video. View Parking Ticket Photo. Booted Vehicles. Contest a Ticket. Pay or Search for Parking and Red-light Tickets On-line.

  4. Pay your tickets, view the status of your violations and hearing requests, or enroll in a payment plan.

  5. What should I do if I receive a traffic ticket? The bottom right corner of your ticket will indicate whether or not a court appearance is required. A ticket marked "YOU MUST MAIL - NO COURT APPEARANCE IS REQUIRED" is issued for a violation that does not require a court appearance and is punishable by a fine only.

  6. You can search for, see hearing or ticket status, and pay your parking, red light camera or automated speed enforcement tickets on-line. You can search for tickets using a variety of information including your license plate number and driver's license number.

  7. If you've lost your traffic ticket, you may be able to search for your ticket online, depending on where you committed the violation. Contact the Illinois county court handling your ticket for information. NOTE: You can also contact the Illinois SOS at (800) 252-8980 for specific ticket details.

  8. Medical professionals who are statutorily qualified to certify a disability can sign onto the electronic process by typing in their Illinois professional license number, their last name and the last four digits of their social security number.

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