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How do I check if my car has a speeding ticket?
I got pulled over the other night going a couple miles over the speed limit, and I'm honestly not sure if I actually got a ticket or not. How do I check?
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
There are a few ways to check whether or not you got a ticket:
- Ask the officer: If the officer gave you a slip of paper when they pulled you over, the easiest way to know is to simply ask the officer whether it is a warning or a ticket. You can also look at it later if you forget to ask at the moment, though.
- Contact the DMV: You can go in person, give them a call, or log in online. Either way, you’ll need to provide your driver license number. You can also request yourdriving recordto check for any ticket history. This typically costs $2 to $25 depending on your state.
- Visit your state’s Motor Vehicle Commission website: The fee here will be around $15.00, and you’ll have to enter your Social Security number.
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