How can you pay a speeding ticket in WI if lost the ticket?

:Step 1: Find Out if You Have an Outstanding Ticket

Contact the traffic court or county clerk in the jurisdiction where you received the speeding

ticket. They can confirm if you have an outstanding ticket and provide details

such as the fine amount and due date.

:Step 2: Get a Replacement Ticket

If the jurisdiction allows it, you may be able to obtain a replacement ticket online

through the court's website or by contacting the court directly. Depending

on the court's policy, you may need to provide your personal information, driver's

license number, and the approximate date of the citation.

:Step 3: Pay the Fine

Once you have the replacement ticket or the required information, you can make the

payment:

- Online: Many courts now offer the convenience of paying traffic tickets online

using a credit/debit card or electronic check. Visit the court's website and follow

the instructions to set up an online account and make the payment.

- By Mail: If online payments are not available or you prefer not to use that

method, you can mail a cashier's check, money order, or personal check to the

mailing address provided on the replacement ticket or as directed by the court.

- In Person: You may also be able to visit the traffic court or county clerk's

office in person to pay the fine. Bring the replacement ticket (if applicable),

valid identification, and the required payment method (as specified by the court).

Note: Make sure to pay the fine before the due date to avoid additional penalties and possible suspension of your driver's license. It is essential to follow the instructions and adhere to the procedures set by the specific jurisdiction where the speeding ticket was issued.