HOW TO PAY A FINE
If, despite all the advice on how to travel legally on the Divia Bus&Tram network, you have been fined, here are the different ways to pay the penalty:
- Ticket vending machines (located at all tram stations): payment can be made no sooner than 2 working days after the ticket has been issued, using the 9-digit ticket number and date of birth shown on the fine notice. Payment in cash (up to €20) or by bank card.
- On the spot to the inspecting agent: payment can be made at the time of the offence with cash, cheque or bank card (except for fines of €5).
- DiviaMobilités relay points: payment can be made at the partner relay points listed on the "DiviaMobilités Relay Points" page when you buy a DiviaMobilités voucher in the amount of your fine. Affix this voucher to the fine notice in the space provided and send it to:
- Keolis Dijon Mobilités - Claims Department - 49 rue des Ateliers - CS 47380 - 21073 DIJON Cedex.
See DiviaMobilités relay points
- By phone on 03.80.58.99.12 : payment possible every Wednesday between 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. by bank card.
- Cheque made out to "Keolis Dijon Mobilités": submitted at the DiviaMobilités retail branch, 16 Place Darcy in Dijon, or to be sent by post, along with your duplicate copy of the fine notice, to:
- Keolis Dijon Mobilités - Claims Department - 49 rue des Ateliers - CS 47380 - 21073 DIJON Cedex
- DiviaMobilités e-shop: payment is possible by bank card under the Bus&Tram section, on the "Pay a fine" page
Nature of the offence | Immediate payment on the spot | Deferred payment | Beyond 20 days |
PASS Subscriptions or connections not validated | €5 | €5 | €24 |
PASS Voyages or Liberté not validated | €50 | €72 | €122 |
No ticket | €50 | €72 | €122 |
Smoking | €50 | €72 | €122 |
Disorderly conduct (excluding smoking) | €130 | €150 | €200 |
You have a period of 20 days to pay this flat-rate fine. Beyond that, your fine is increased. If you do not pay within 2 months, the fine notice is sent to the Public Prosecutor and you will then be liable for an enhanced flat-rate fine, ranging from €180 to €375, to be collected by the Public Treasury.
Furthermore, if you believe that no offence was committed, during this same period you can submit a substantiated claim by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the Claims Department, which will forward it to the Public Prosecutor.
Warning: if your case is rejected, you will be subject to criminal prosecution.