Egypt's Public Prosecution offers a range of digital services that allow motorists to check traffic violations using their national ID, pay fines electronically, and submit appeals without visiting a traffic department, as part of the government's ongoing digital transformation strategy.

To use the service, vehicle owners must enter their driving license details accurately, along with their national ID number registered with the vehicle.

Steps to Check Traffic Violations

Visit the official Egyptian Public Prosecution website.
Select Traffic Violations Inquiry.
Choose Vehicle Violations.
Enter the vehicle's license plate information accurately.
Enter the owner's national ID number.
A verification code will be sent to the mobile number registered with the driving license.
Enter the code and submit the inquiry.
View outstanding violations and complete electronic payment using the available payment methods.

How to Appeal a Traffic Violation

Motorists can also submit an online appeal through the Public Prosecution website or the Digital Egypt platform if they believe a violation was issued incorrectly.

Online Appeal Process

Log in to the Public Prosecution or Digital Egypt portal.
Select Vehicle License Appeals.
Enter the required personal and vehicle information.
Specify the violation and provide a brief explanation for the appeal.
Keep the application receipt number for tracking.

Authorities typically review appeals within 72 working hours. If the appeal is accepted, the violation is canceled and no appeal fees are charged.

Alternatively, motorists may submit an appeal in person at the relevant traffic department by providing supporting documents, including:

National ID card
Vehicle license
Appeal application and supporting evidence

Common Traffic Fine Amounts in Egypt

According to Egypt's Traffic Law, common penalties include:

Violation	Fine
Speeding	EGP 300–1,500 (depending on the speed exceeded)
Running a red light	EGP 1,000–3,000, with possible temporary license suspension
Driving without a driver's license	EGP 1,000–2,000, with possible imprisonment in some cases
Driving without a valid vehicle license	EGP 1,000–3,000
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol	Up to EGP 5,000 or more, with possible imprisonment and license suspension
Illegal parking	EGP 50–500
Using a mobile phone while driving	EGP 200–1,000
Illegal window tint or unauthorized vehicle modifications	EGP 1,000–3,000
Public transport violations (taxi or microbus)	EGP 300–500