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Fines and tickets

Anything outstanding?

Enter a plate or an ID number and see the SIMIT account: outstanding tickets and fines, what they add up to, which authority issued each one and any payment agreements. Free, no login.

Source: SIMIT

4 to 20 characters, letters and digits only. No spaces, dots or dashes (for example ABC123 or 1234567890).

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The traffic account behind a plate or an ID

The lookup returns the account SIMIT (Sistema Integrado de Información sobre Multas y Sanciones por Infracciones de Tránsito) holds for that plate or that ID number. Every ticket and fine comes with its number, its current state, the plate, the traffic authority and department that issued it, the infraction date, the infraction code and description, the original amount and the amount payable today, plus the payment projections with the discounts that apply depending on when you pay. Below that sit the payment agreements, the driving courses and the totals: how much is owed and how many tickets are still unpaid. When nothing is outstanding the lookup says so directly, which is the Colombian paz y salvo. It is the check worth running before buying a used car, renewing SOAT insurance or accepting a vehicle as collateral.

  • Tickets and fines

    Each one with its number, state, plate, traffic authority, department and infraction date.

  • What is owed

    Original amount, amount payable today and the payment projections with any applicable discount.

  • Agreements, courses and totals

    Payment agreements, driving courses and the outstanding total, or a clear all-paid result.

Common questions

From SIMIT, the system that records Colombia's traffic fines and sanctions. Croma queries that source at the moment you search and returns it structured.

Both work. Enter the plate to see what is attached to the vehicle, or the ID number to see what is attached to a person. The result tells you which of the two it matched, since a term can look like either.

Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse, and one plate or ID per lookup. For fleets or whole portfolios, use the Croma API.

No. It is an informational lookup. Payment is made to the traffic authority that issued the ticket, and the official clearance certificate is issued by that same body.

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