OBJECTING TO TRAFFIC FINES
As the number of vehicles increases rapidly today, many traffic rules are being violated. You may receive a traffic fine as a result of these violations. If you believe that the traffic fine issued to you is unjust, you have the right to object to the traffic fine in question. You can object to the traffic fine by submitting a petition to the Justice of the Peace Court or through e-government.
You must appeal the Traffic Administrative Fine Decision Record within 15 days of the date of notification of the decision.
Checking Traffic Fines Issued in Your Name
You can check whether a traffic fine has been issued in your name via e-government, the General Directorate of Security, and the Revenue Administration.
Procedure for Reporting the Penalty Record
A different procedure is followed depending on whether the penalty is issued to the person or the license plate. If the traffic penalty is issued to the person, the right to appeal the penalty is 15 business days. If the penalty is issued to the license plate, the right to appeal begins on the date the penalty is notified to you.
Objections Are Not Subject to Fees.
No court fees are charged for objecting to a traffic fine. No fees or expenses are charged for objecting to the traffic fine at the Justice of the Peace Criminal Court in order to have the traffic fine removed.
You Can Object Even After Paying the Traffic Fine