Fines - Frequently Asked Questions

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You can only lodge an appeal against penalty fines through the authority that issued the fine. Please notify us about the appeal by sending a copy to fines.be@arval.be.

Only then can we enter it in our system. If we receive a reminder regarding an offense abroad or a formal notice to pay, we will contact you first.

If you cannot prove to us that the dispute was accepted, we will proceed to payment.

An immediate demand for payment of fines is sent by post, whereas a police report is issued by the police. If there is a delay in the police procedure, the police report may only arrive later.

Follow the instructions given on the police report and the attached questionnaire. Over the next few weeks, you will be sent details of the payment you need to make to settle your fine.

The ticket is sent in the language of the vehicle owner (Arval). As we are located in Dutch-speaking territory, the fine is (usually) sent in Dutch.

If you really want to receive the ticket in another language, you can make a request to the issuing authority. However, this will not prolong the payment term.

If you paid your fine on time, you can ignore the reminder. The reminder was probably already on the way before you made your payment. If you want to make sure your payment was successful, get in touch with the authority that issued the fine. Arval does not have access to the payment terms itself.

You will need to get in touch with the authority that issued the fine. Unfortunately, Arval is unable to check this. 

You can check whether the fine is already paid through your bank statements.

We can send you the fine by email. Please send this request to fines.be@arval.be. You receive it as a PDF attachment.

The procedure depends on the type of ticket: is it a ticket issued by the police or by another authority?

- By the police: we contest the ticket for you.

- By another authority: the issuing authority must check whether the error is on our side or on the side of the authority.

You have probably received the ticket because the driver's details was incorrect or incomplete. These are best checked in consultation with the driver.

It is very important that you communicate the driver's details. If this does not happen, you will receive a fine (at least EUR 300.00) or may even be prosecuted, with the fine amounting to several thousand euros.

A traffic violation via the Public Service Justice consists of two parts. On the one hand, you have the traffic violation itself. This must be paid. On the other hand, you also have the communication of the driver's data.

A violation cannot remain in the name of a company. This is to prevent stubborn offenders from going unpunished and not being prosecuted for their offenses.