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Traffic Fines in 2025: U.S. Ticket Systems Go Largely Digital as Argentina’s Speeding Penalties Top One Million Pesos

Most drivers must use the issuing jurisdiction’s official .gov portal because there is no single national ticket registry.

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Overview

  • U.S. states and local courts run their own online portals for ticket lookup, payment and hearings, with federal violations handled through systems such as Pay.gov or the Central Violations Bureau.
  • Failure to resolve citations commonly brings added fees, license suspensions and, if court orders are ignored, possible arrest warrants, while many courts offer payment plans, fee reductions, courses or community service.
  • In New York City, the DMV’s Traffic Violations Bureau conducts administrative hearings with virtual options and applies the state points system, including surcharges at six points and potential suspension at 11.
  • Florida gives drivers 30 days to decide to pay, contest or take an approved driver-improvement course, with most counties payable via payflclerk.com and the course option cutting fines by about 18% while avoiding points up to five times in a lifetime.
  • In Argentina, recent guidance highlights speeding fines that can exceed one million pesos in extreme cases, with cited ranges from roughly $435,600 to $1,452,000 in Buenos Aires Province and about $252,080 to $2,520,800 in CABA.