Have you received a violation ticket? Find out your options for paying or disputing it.

You can also get information on:

• How Driver Penalty Points work
• How points on your driving record affect your insurance premiums
• Licence suspensions, driving prohibitions or vehicle impoundments

A ticket is a fine issued to a driver who violates B.C.'s road laws.

If you receive a traffic violation ticket or a Red Light Camera ticket find out how to pay or dispute the ticket.

When you're ticketed for a traffic or driving violation driver penalty points are recorded on your driving record. 

If you received a Driver Penalty Points Premium bill, find out how to pay.

Starting January 2009, a Driver Risk Premium (DRP) is being charged to drivers with one or more driving offences or convictions.

Learn how the DRP fee is calculated and what you can expect to pay.

The Multiple Crash Premium

The Multiple Crash Premium is a fee charged to drivers who are found 50% or more at fault for 3 crashes within a 3-year period.

Have you received a premium invoice? Learn how to pay or reduce the fee.

Licence suspension and driving prohibition

If your licence is suspended, you are prohibited from driving and must surrender your licence to ICBC. If you’ve received a suspension, learn how to get your licence back.

Drivers with alcohol- or drug-related traffic offences may be prohibited from driving. Learn about the different types of prohibitions.

Vehicle impoundment

The Vehicle Impoundment Program is a road-safety program that lets police immediately remove prohibited or unlicensed drivers and street racers from the road by impounding the vehicle they are driving.

A vehicle can be impounded for 30 days or longer when the driver commits offences such as repeatedly driving without a licence, or driving while suspended or prohibited.

Has your vehicle been impounded? Find out how to get your vehicle back.