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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-07-17

Traffic Fine Lookup collects nothing about you: no accounts, no forms, no personal data, and as of today no ads, no external resources of any kind, and no cookies — a claim the build enforces by scanning its own output and failing on any off-site request. The site is static files: every fine amount is already in the page, so which state you look up never leaves your browser. If advertising is ever added, this page's text regenerates from the same configuration that renders the ads, so it cannot fall behind the truth.

The short version

Traffic Fine Lookup collects nothing about you. No accounts, no sign-ups, no newsletter, no personal data, nothing to log in to.

As of today, this site serves no ads, loads no external resources of any kind, and sets no cookies — not its own, not anybody's. No third-party fonts, scripts, analytics, ad tags, pixels, embeds or beacons. No other company learns you were here, because your browser never contacts one. This is enforced at build time: the build scans its own output for an off-site request and fails if it finds one.

Analytics: none. Nobody is counting you.

Nothing you look up leaves your browser

There is no server here to send anything to. The site is static files; every fine amount is already in the page when it arrives. Which state you read about is not transmitted, not stored, not logged, and not associated with you.

There are no forms anywhere on this site — nothing that could submit what you looked at, accidentally or otherwise. The build fails if any page ever ships one.

What is never collected

Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses. Account credentials — there are no accounts. Payment information — nothing is sold. Anything about your citation, your driving record, or your case. Advertising or tracking identifiers of any kind.

Ads may be added later

This site is free and sells nothing; display advertising is the intended way to cover costs. If ads are added, your browser would load the ad network's script (so "zero external resources" would stop being true) and that network could set cookies under its own policy. This page cannot fall behind that change: its text is generated from the site's own advertising configuration on every build, and the build fails if the two disagree. Advertising will never alter a published fine, surcharge, point value, or citation.

Server logs

The host may briefly process standard request metadata (IP, user-agent, page requested) to deliver pages and prevent abuse. Short-lived, not used to profile you, and not anything this site asked you for.

Contact

Privacy questions: [email protected]. There is unlikely to be any data to ask about, which is the point.

Questions about this page? Email [email protected].

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Data: state statutes, judicial-council and court-system fine schedules, and state DMV publications, compiled state by state — every figure carries its citation and every source its retrieval date on the page where it appears. Statutory fine schedules are edicts of government and not subject to copyright. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any court, DMV, or government agency.

© 2026 Traffic Fine Lookup — an independent data project. This site republishes what statutes and court fine schedules print, for reference. It is not legal advice, and it cannot tell you what will happen in your case. Fine amounts change on legislative cycles and local courts add costs of their own. Confirm anything that matters against the cited source or the court on your citation.