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  1. 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. NRIC / FIN and Photocard License Serial Number.

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  2. Check your outstanding fines and 6-month history of vehicle-related offences. Notices and any change in their status may take a few working days before they are updated in the system. Go to Digital Services. If you received an offence notice but you were not the driver who committed the offence, you can submit the driver's particulars here.

  3. 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.

  4. Please visit our e-Services page to check your outstanding traffic offence(s) and/or pay the composition fines. List of Offences with Demerit Points & Composition Fines You may refer to the various types of traffic offences that carries demerit points and composition fines in the table below:

  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:

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  7. Any motorist who commits a traffic offence is liable to be prosecuted in court and face punishment which may include fines, imprisonment, and/or disqualification of the driving licence, depending on the severity of the offence.

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