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  1. Learn more about common vehicle-related offences in Singapore to avoid committing them. If you receive a notice for an offence, please refer below for the list of digital services which you may require. For notices from HDB, the Traffic Police, or URA, please visit their respective websites.

  2. IMPORTANT NOTICE. This e-Service only reflects records of outstanding traffic summonses issued by the Traffic Police. If you have an existing case which is still being investigated, the record will not be shown here. INTRODUCTION. You can check the status of traffic offences. WHAT YOU NEED. Singpass.

  3. Penalties for Traffic Offences. Notwithstanding the above, anyone who commits a traffic offence is still liable to face the full punishment (s) that the offence carries.

  4. A traffic accident report can be lodged online via the SPF e-services website under the ‘Traffic Accident Report’ section. You will require a SingPass account and email address for this mode of lodging.

  5. 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. If you have an outstanding traffic offence that you wish to pay for, you may make payment via the following methods:

  6. Check Outstanding Traffic Offences and Pay Traffic Fines. Furnish Driver's Particulars for Traffic Offences Committed. Submit Feedback on Road Users Committing Traffic Violations. Submit e-Appeal against Traffic Offences. Check Status of Appeal Against Traffic Offence. Submit Appeal Against Driving Licence Suspension or Revocation.

  7. Common traffic offences include (but are not limited to) speeding, illegal parking or reckless driving. If you have committed a traffic offence, you will be issued a traffic ticket notice or notice from a prosecuting agency such as the: Traffic Police; Land Transport Authority (LTA) Housing and Development Board (HDB) Urban Redevelopment ...

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