If you’ve been pulled over or suspect you may have a traffic ticket in Jamaica, don’t wait until it becomes a legal issue. You can now easily check your traffic ticket online in Jamaica through the Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) portal.
In this 2025 guide, we’ll walk you through the simple steps to verify your ticket status, check for outstanding fines, and stay on top of your driving record — all from your phone or computer.
Why Should You Check Your Traffic Ticket Online?
Checking your traffic tickets online helps you:
- Avoid late fees or arrest warrants
- Confirm if a ticket has been issued
- Track payment status
- Stay compliant with the law
- Renew your driver’s license without issues
What You’ll Need
Before you start, have the following ready:
- Your TRN (Taxpayer Registration Number)
- The vehicle license plate number OR ticket number
- Access to the internet (mobile or desktop)
Step-by-Step: How to Check a Traffic Ticket Online in Jamaica
Step 1: Go to the TAJ Ticket Portal
Visit the official Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) website at:
www.jamaicatax.gov.jm
Step 2: Select “Query Traffic Ticket”
On the homepage, scroll down and click on the “Query Traffic Ticket” link or find it under the “e-Services” section.
Step 3: Enter Your Details
You can search using one of the following combinations:
- TRN + Driver’s License Number
- Ticket Number
- Vehicle Plate Number
Ensure the information is entered correctly to avoid errors.
Step 4: View Ticket Status
Once submitted, the system will show you:
- Any outstanding tickets
- The date and type of offense
- Amount due
- Payment status
Step 5: Pay the Ticket (If Applicable)
If your ticket is unpaid, you can proceed to pay directly online using your debit/credit card through the TAJ portal.
Can You Pay Traffic Tickets Online?
Yes. Most traffic tickets issued after 2010 can be paid online using the same TAJ portal.
Payment methods include:
- Debit/Credit card
- NCB Bill Pay
- Paymaster or Bill Express (if you prefer in-person payments)
Common Issues and Fixes
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| “No ticket found” | Check spelling, TRN, or try another search method |
| Ticket already paid but still showing | Wait 1–2 business days or contact TAJ |
| Can’t access website | Try another browser or device |
| Ticket info incorrect | Visit your nearest TAJ office for support |
Additional Tips
- Check your ticket status regularly, especially if you’re applying for a driver’s license or passport
- Print or screenshot confirmation of any online payments
- If your ticket is disputed or incorrect, visit the Traffic Court or TAJ office for clarification
How Long Do Tickets Stay in the System?
Traffic tickets in Jamaica typically stay active until:
- They are paid in full
- Cleared by a court ruling
- Addressed by the issuing officer
Unpaid tickets may prevent license renewal or even result in a warrant being issued.
Final Words
It’s quick, easy, and smart to check your traffic ticket status online. The process takes less than 5 minutes and can save you from major headaches in the future.
Stay on top of your driving record and keep your vehicle — and yourself — road-legal in 2025.
