Online Traffic Ticket Search

If cited within the Oklahoma City limits, you can search online for your ticket information.

Search by:

• Citation number.
• Driver's license number.
• Your name.

Keep in mind that it may take up to five days from the citation date for your ticket to appear in the court's system.

A phone call is required for all other courts. Learn more by reading below.

Determine Where You Got Your Oklahoma Traffic Ticket

You will need to call the court that was listed on your lost citation. If you don't know the court, here's what to do:

• Determine where you were ticketed. If you don't recall the town or city, pinpoint the county.
• Try recalling the citing law enforcement agency. If it was a municipal officer, call the municipal court. If you were ticketed by the Sheriffs Department or the Highway Patrol, call the District Court. If you're unsure of the law enforcement agency, you may have to call both courts.

After tracking down the court, ask the court clerk on how to proceed with entering a plea.

Determine How You Will Plead

You will need to act fast. All tickets are time sensitive, requiring a response within a designated period of time. If you miss the ticket's arraignment date, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) will suspend your OK driver's license and the court may issue a bench warrant for your arrest.

With this in mind, you must enter one of three pleas:

• Guilty
• No contest
• Not guilty