Traffic tickets received in New Jersey must be resolved in the municipal court where that ticket was issued. In most cases, an appearance in court is not required unless you are ordered to attend or wish to contest your citation. Please contact the municipal court listed on the citation for details regarding your infraction.

Most New Jersey citizens come into contact with the judicial system, either as a defendant, a victim, or a witness, through the municipal courts. They are considered to be courts of limited jurisdiction, including the responsibility related to motor vehicle and parking tickets.

Use the link below to pay for your ticket using the NJMCdirect website.

After resolving your ticket, you may choose to take a traffic school class. Successfully completing our course will result in a two (2) point removal from your driving record as well as a mandatory insurance rate reduction for 3 years.


Simply click here or use the link below to register for a traffic school class.


Visit the New Jersey main page to find out more on the Point System.

If you choose to contest the ticket, you must make your request for a hearing to the municipal court as soon as possible to make arrangements. You will be notified of your court date.

Select a county below for a complete listing of Municipal Courts in that county.