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Check the website for traffic ticket information, Security Ministry urges

Saturday, December 29, 2012 | 6:46 PM



KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Ministry of National Security is advising motorists who have already paid outstanding tickets, whether during the amnesty period or before, that they are not required to visit the Police Traffic Division or the tax office, even if their payment is not yet reflected on the website.

The ministry says that reconciliation of the online traffic ticket database is ongoing.

The website to check for the traffic ticket numbers is: http://www.ttamnesty.mns.gov.jm/Amnesty/

Motorists may also call 928-2155; 928-3450; 928-9831; 928-4181; 930-0141 or 930-0042 for more information.

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