FREE TMS Traffic Check Deni La Gari Tanzania

TMS check is the easiest way to know deni la gari in Tanzania, including traffic fines and penalties. Whether you want to check deni la gari before buying a vehicle or need to confirm if your car has any traffic fines, Denilagari.com provides quick and accurate results.

Important Disclaimer

This website is not affiliated with the Tanzania Police Force or any government agency. We are an independent service that helps users check for pending traffic offences.

How to Use This Tool & Road Safety Guide

TMS Check By Vehicle Registration Number

Do a TMS Check by vehicle registration number on your vehicle's registration card or license plate.

  1. Click on the "Vehicle" tab above
  2. Enter your complete vehicle registration number (e.g., T123ABC)
  3. Click "Search for Offences"
  4. View any outstanding fines, offense details, dates, and payment status

TMS Check By Driving License Number

TMS Check by your license ID on your driving license card.

  1. Click on the "License" tab
  2. Enter your license number exactly as shown on your license (at least 10 digits)
  3. Click "Search for Offences"
  4. View fines linked to your license and any demerit points

TMS Check By Reference Number

TMS Check by reference number from your traffic ticket, SMS notification, or official citation.

  1. Click on the "Reference" tab
  2. Enter the reference number accurately (at least 12 digits)
  3. Click "Search for Offences"
  4. View specific offense details linked to that reference number

When offences are found, you'll see the following information:

  • Reference Number: Unique identifier for the offense
  • Offense Description: Details of what traffic law was violated
  • Fine Amount (TZS): Amount to be paid in Tanzanian Shillings
  • Location: Where the offense occurred
  • Date Issued: When the offense was recorded
  • Status: Whether the fine is "Pending" or "Paid"
  • Vehicle/License Info: Associated vehicle or license details

How to Pay Fines

  • Mobile Money: M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money (use official pay bill numbers)
  • Bank Deposits: Visit participating banks with your reference number
  • Online: Use government portals like GePG when available
  • In Person: Visit designated police stations or revenue authority offices

M-Pesa (Vodacom)

  • Dial *150*00#
  • Select Pay with M-Pesa
  • Choose Pay Bills
  • Select Traffic Fines
  • Enter the reference (control) number for the fine
  • Input the fine amount
  • Enter your PIN and confirm the payment

Airtel Money

  • Dial *150*60#
  • Select Pay Bill
  • Choose Traffic Fines
  • Enter the fine amount and reference (control) number
  • Input your PIN and confirm

Tigo Pesa / Mixx by Yas

  • Dial *150*01#
  • Select Pay Bill
  • Choose Traffic Fines
  • Enter the fine amount and reference (control) number
  • Input your PIN and confirm

Disputing a Fine

If you believe a fine is incorrect, contact the traffic police or relevant authority with your reference number and supporting evidence.

Consequences of Non-Payment

Not paying fines on time may result in increased penalties, vehicle seizure, or legal action. Pay promptly to avoid additional complications.

Essential Traffic Laws

  • Valid License: Always carry your valid Tanzanian license or IDP. Minimum age: 18
  • Drive Left: Traffic drives on the left-hand side
  • Speed Limits: Urban (50 km/h), Highways (80-100 km/h), School zones (30 km/h)
  • Seat Belts: Mandatory for all passengers
  • Child Safety: Under 5 in car seats, 5-12 in booster seats, under 12 in back
  • No Mobile Phones: Unless hands-free
  • No Drink Driving: BAC limit 0.08%, strict penalties apply
  • Traffic Signals: Obey all lights and signs

Defensive Driving

  • Stay alert and avoid distractions
  • Anticipate unexpected maneuvers from other vehicles
  • Maintain safe following distance (two-second rule minimum)
  • Adapt to road conditions (potholes, rain, dust)
  • Avoid night driving when possible
  • Be patient with "dala dalas" and "boda bodas"

Key Information

Beyond the personal and vehicle documents, every responsible driver in Tanzania should also be familiar with official materials that guide proper driving. Here's what's key:

The Traffic Police Department provides official guidelines on road use, enforcement, fines, and safety campaigns. Visit Tanzania Police Official Site.

Vehicle Maintenance

  • Regular servicing and tire checks
  • Ensure all lights and brakes work properly
  • Check fluids regularly (oil, coolant, brake fluid)
  • Maintain current insurance and registration

Always Carry

  • Valid Driving License
  • Vehicle Registration Certificate
  • Proof of Vehicle Insurance
  • Emergency contact numbers

In Case of Accident

  1. Stop safely and turn on hazard lights
  2. Check for injuries and call emergency services if needed
  3. Ensure scene safety with warning triangle
  4. Call police within 24 hours
  5. Exchange information with other drivers
  6. Take photos and gather witness information
  7. Report to your insurance company

Emergency Numbers

  • Kuzuia uhalifu: 111
  • Polisi: 112
  • Takukuru: 113
  • Zimamoto: 114
  • Gari ya wagonjwa: 115
  • Msaada kwa mtoto: 116

Emergency Kit Recommendations

  • First-aid kit and flashlight
  • Reflective warning triangle and vest
  • Jumper cables and basic tools
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Tire pressure gauge

Troubleshooting & Support

Common Issues:

  • "No results found": Double-check your input format and try again
  • "Connection Error": This may be due to API restrictions or network issues
  • "Incorrect information": Contact the relevant authority to verify details

Need Help? If you encounter technical issues with this tool, the problem may be related to CORS restrictions or API connectivity. Consider using official government channels for the most reliable results.