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What is the account number to use for paying my infringement notice/ticket online?
I have paid Police but I should have paid Ministry of Justice. What happens now?
I want to give an explanation about my infringement notice. Can I give it over the phone?
Can I pay my infringement notice by part payment?
I have already paid my infringement notice but I received a reminder notice. What do I do?
Can I still transfer liability after paying an infringement fee/notice?
Someone else was using my vehicle at the time it got a ticket. What do I do?
Can I pay my infringement notice over the phone or at my local police station?
How long do I have to pay my infringement notice and what happens if I don't pay?
I have lost/missing my infringement notice. How do I pay?
What is compliance?
Where do I send my compliance documentation/evidence?
Can I complete my compliance over the phone or at a local police station?
What do I do when I have completed my compliance but my ticket has been transferred to the Ministry of Justice?
My NZ driver licence was taken by an officer, who do I contact to have it returned?
How do I get my overseas driver licence back?
How do I dispute an infringement that has been referred to the courts?
I was told I would receive my infringement or written warning in the mail. What happens next?
I am applying for New Zealand Citizenship. How do I get a list of my traffic infringement history?
How do I update my address in Police records?
I have an alert on my screen from the Police saying my files are encrypted/my computer has been blocked, and that I need to pay a fine to have my computer unencrypted/unblocked. What should I do?
Who do I contact about infringement notices?
Where does the money from infringements/fines go?
What's the difference between an infringement fee and a fine?
My infringement is being refunded - how will I get it?
Is there GST on infringement fees?
How long do I have to pay?
How do I pay a ticket/infringement fee?
How do I pay an infringement fee from overseas?
Can I pay my traffic infringement by instalments?