Parking Tickets

You may pay for a ticket in person by visiting the following locations:

 

St. Thomas
Superior Court of the Virgin Islands
Clerk’s Office-Traffic Division
Alexander A. Farrelly Justice Center
First Floor, East Wing Rm. 111
5400 Veteran’s Drive
St. Thomas, VI

(340) 774-6680

 

St. Croix
Superior Court of the Virgin Islands
Clerk’s Office-Traffic Division
R. H. Amphlett Leader Justice Complex
First Floor, Rm. 101
RR 1 9000
Kingshill, VI
(340) 778-9750

 

St. John
Office of the Superior Court’s Cashier
Department of Motor Vehicles
Cruz Bay, St. John, VI
(340) 714-4920

Traffic tickets can be paid before the court date at the Office of the Cashier located at the Superior Court.  By paying a traffic ticket before appearing in court, you are admitting that the violation occurred. Therefore, there will no longer be a need for a hearing before a Judge.

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You may get the court date information from the face of the ticket or you may contact the Traffic Division at the Superior Court in the judicial district in which the traffic violation occurred.

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If you fail to pay a traffic ticket, according to Super. Ct. R. 153, the Court may issue a warrant for the arrest of any defendant who has failed to appear or answer a traffic ticket or summons duly served upon him and against whom a complaint has been filed. Additionally, the traffic lien imposed according to 20 V.I. Code Ann. § 497 shall be executed.

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For more information about traffic or parking tickets issued in the U.S. Virgin Islands - including a list of the fines - visit the VI Superior Court's Web site.

 

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Booted and Towed Vehicles

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Vehicles left at airport lots for more than 30 days or parked illegally on port property may be impounded at a designated VIPA impound lot.  You must obtain a release before you can pick up your vehicle. (Your vehicle might have been stored temporarily before moving it to a towing company lot.)

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Owners/drivers of the vehicle are responsible for paying whatever towing and/or booting fees were assessed to the respective vehicle as a result of being impounded.  If VIPA contracted a towing company to move your vehicle, the towing company may collect both a tow fee and a daily storage fee. Fees assessed by the tow company are not negotiable with the VI Port Authority and cannot be waived by any official of the Authority.

 

Fees are accepted in cash, visa or master card, certified checks or money orders only at any VIPA cashier office. Impounds related to an arrest may require a district attorney's release.

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Documents required for release:

• Your receipt indicating your fines have been paid (if applicable)

• Valid driver's license

• Valid insurance

• Proper ownership and registration papers

• Agents for the owner must provide the documents listed above in addition to a notarized "Letter of Authorization" that permits the agent to claim the vehicle for the owner.

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​Boot removal fee:

$125.00