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To search by case/ticket number, you will need the case number shown on your citation. For traffic tickets, the number will be at the upper right hand corner of the citation.

Statute of Limitations In actuality, under the Texas Criminal Procedure Code, an officer has up to two years from the date of the offense to turn in a citation. In the legal field, this two year period is called the Statute of Limitations.

Automated Phone System Payments Your ticket can also be paid through our automated phone payment system, from a touch tone phone, by dialing 225-367-2338. Only Visa, MasterCard and American Express are accepted through these two systems. A 4% convenience fee is added to all credit card payments made online.

Unofficial driving record: This is a non-certified record that can be accessed online through the California DMV website. It provides a summary of your driving history, including traffic violations, accidents, and license suspensions.

Louisiana traffic records are stored in the traffic court of the parish or city where the violation was committed and the case was heard. To obtain records of a particular case, you can visit the court clerk's office and make a request.

If you've lost your traffic ticket, contact the appropriate LA traffic court directly to get your ticket information and/or request a copy of your ticket. Unfortunately you cannot search online for traffic ticket information.

So, how do you know if the ticket is in the system? You can check by going to traffic.nola.gov and putting in your ticket number or you can call the clerk's office at (504) 658-8500. If they can't find it, it means the traffic ticket is not in the system yet.