Pay, Check Status or Search for Parking, Red Light & Automated Speed Enforcement Tickets

You can search for and pay your parking tickets and red light tickets on-line. You can search for parking tickets and red light tickets using a variety of information including your license plate number and driver's license number.

Welcome to the City of Chicago's Payment Plan Portal for vehicle-related violations. This site can be used to apply for the Clear Path Debt Relief Program, enroll in a new plan, make a down payment, or manage a current plan.

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Searching by Payment Plan Number. Every payment plan has a unique plan number. The payment plan number can be found in the enrollment email. For assistance with your payment plan number, call customer service at (312) 744-7275.

Payment of any ticket constitutes final disposition of the violation. Please contact the City of Chicago's ticket helpline (312) 744-7275 if you have any questions or concerns. The City of Chicago's ticket helpline is open Monday through Friday 7AM - 7PM Central Times.

Payment Center Locations & Services. Information on downtown and neighborhood payment centers throughout the City. You can pay for a variety of City bills including business taxes, licenses, parking and red-light tickets. Payment Options. This page lists methods to pay parking and compliance tickets by mail, online or in person.

Welcome to EZ Pay! Make a payment to the City of Chicago quickly and easily please select the fine type to pay.

Welcome to the City of Chicago Payment Portal Make payments quickly and conveniently from your computer or mobile device. PARKING, RED LIGHT CAMERA, OR AUTOMATED SPEED ENFORCEMENT TICKET

To set up a payment plan, visit the City of Chicago Payment Plan Portal. If you have 3 or more parking tickets, your vehicle may be booted (immobilized) by the city. The city is also allowed to boot your car after 2 or more unpaid parking tickets if they are unpaid for more than a year.