Checking and paying traffic fines is one of the services provided by the Rwanda National Police.
The following are the most frequently asked questions about traffic fines:
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- How much do I pay for a traffic fine?
- Is it possible to check my outstanding traffic fines on IremboGov?
- I paid a traffic fine after the late fee was added. How do I pay for the Rwf 10,000 late fees?
- Do I need an IremboGov account to pay or check for a Traffic fine?
- How do I create an Irembo account?
- What are the requirements needed to check for outstanding traffic fines?
- When does the traffic fine billing number expire?
- Where do I get my TIN?
- Can I download another traffic fine payment receipt if the one I had is lost/damaged?
How much do I pay for a traffic fine?
The price will depend on the offense.
Is it possible to check my outstanding traffic fines on IremboGov?
Yes, as long as the plate number corresponds to the TIN.
I paid a traffic fine after the late fee was added. How do I pay for the Rwf 10,000 late fees?
You will visit the IremboGov website or USSD to generate a new billing number and pay for the late fee.
Do I need an IremboGov account to pay or check for a Traffic fine?
You can apply for this service with or without an Irembo account or dial the IremboGov USSD *909# and follow the instructions.
How do I create an Irembo account?
To create an Irembo account, click here.
What are the requirements needed to check for outstanding traffic fines?
The applicant should have the plate number which corresponds to the TIN.
When does the traffic fine billing number expire?
The billing number expires in 3 days.
Where do I get my TIN?
The TIN is found on the vehicle’s yellow card (carte jaune).
Can I download another traffic fine payment receipt if the one I had is lost/damaged?
Yes, you can download the payment receipts as many times as possible.