Paying an unreceived traffic fine in Paris

1/12/2016 6:32:42 AM

I am sharing with you a link to the official website that contains some contact numbers :
Contact details for electronic tickets handling.

You can call the number and explain the situation. Hopefully, someone will take it into consideration and provide guidance. You might not be successful upfront so if you don’t get a satisfactory answer during your first call, don’t hesitate to call a second time. Some agents aren’t necessary very fluent in English and they might have troubles to help you in this situation.

Usually, the fine is sent within few days. It doesn’t take more than few weeks to receive it. If you haven’t received it after a month or so, it is a sign that there has been an issue with delivery. The risk in this situation is to receive another fine with an extra amount on top of it. You could then always claim that you hadn’t received the first one but it will be really hard to prove. So it is always better to not wait too long before checking with the administration. This will also show them that you are taking care of the situation and this is usually being seen as a positive sign that could help avoiding further problems.

Don’t bet on the fact that the administration will just forget about you because it is impossible for them to find you. While it could happen, they tend to try to find more and more people. And when they find people after years, it could cost a lot… So make reasonable efforts to try to find a solution and don’t hesitate to write letters, this way, you will have a proof of your goodwill if something wrong happens later.

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