Check your traffic fines and avoid roadblock headaches before you hit the road this Easter
Before you travel to your favourite South African holiday destination this Easter, it is vital to check that you don’t have any outstanding traffic fines.
The best way to do this is through Fines SA, a free service that makes it easy to manage and pay your fines online.
Keeping up to date with your traffic fines is vital because if you fail to pay by the due date, a warrant for your arrest can be issued. In many cases, a driver may not even realise there is a warrant out for their arrest before it is too late.
Finding this out while the police are slapping the cuffs on you when you’re halfway across the country to your holiday would be an unfortunate and abrupt end to a long-planned trip.
Thankfully, Fines SA lets you check for outstanding fines to avoid any unpleasant delays and interruptions to your Easter holiday travels.
With Fines SA, you can also get up to 50% off your traffic fines if you pay them in time – saving you money.
How it works
Using Fines SA involves four easy steps:
- Sign-up – Fill in a few details if you are a first-time Fines SA user
- Sign-in – Verify your email address and sign in.
- Discover your fines – Select the fines you wish to pay.
- Pay – Quickly use the PayFast payment process.
PayFast supports various payment methods, including Snapscan, Zapper, Masterpass, Mobicred, credit cards, debit cards, and cash.
Once you have completed these simple steps, Fines SA will take care of the rest and send you a receipt and monthly statement.
Refer a friend
To encourage more South Africans to check their outstanding fines before the Easter holidays, Fines SA has launched a new referral feature that lets you refer friends and family to its incredible service.
When they sign up, you will get a R50 discount on your next traffic fine – so start sharing the good news about Fines SA today.
About Fines SA
Fines SA has over 25 years of experience in the vehicle administration industry and has built up an excellent reputation during this time.
Throughout its existence, it has offered license queuing services, introduced personalised number plates in South Africa, and developed traffic fine software – making it an authority on vehicle administration.
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