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ATS Processing Services is an affiliate of American Traffic Solutions that processes tolls, traffic and parking camera violations, and related administrative fees on behalf of rental car companies and commercial fleets.

Mesa, Arizona, United States
Owned by American Traffic Solutions, Inc. (now Verra Mobility)

About ATS Processing Services

ATS Processing Services, LLC is part of American Traffic Solutions’ Fleet Services business, specializing in toll and violation management for rental car companies, fleet management firms, and large commercial vehicle fleets. They handle back‑office processing for tolls, red‑light and speed camera tickets, parking violations, and similar roadway charges incurred by drivers using fleet or rental vehicles. Their services are accessed through portals such as RentalCarTicket.com and MyFleetVehicle, and they operate closely with American Traffic Solutions (now doing business under the Verra Mobility brand) from headquarters in the greater Phoenix area.

A charge from “ATS 8563820628 CAN” would typically correspond to payment of a toll, traffic camera citation, or parking violation linked to a vehicle you drove—very often a rental car—or an administrative fee that ATS processes on behalf of the rental or fleet company. In many cases, the original ticket is issued to the vehicle owner (for example, Hertz, Avis, Budget, or a corporate fleet), and ATS then bills the responsible driver’s card for the fine plus any contractual administrative fee. These charges may appear days or weeks after the actual trip, and the descriptor may not clearly mention the rental brand, which makes them easy to overlook or misinterpret.

To verify or resolve questions about this charge, start by checking any emails or letters referencing a toll, camera ticket, or parking violation from a recent rental or company vehicle use, including notices directing you to RentalCarTicket.com or an ATS Fleet Services portal. You can also review your rental contract for sections on “tolls,” “violations,” or “administrative fees,” which often state that a third party (like ATS Processing Services) may bill your card. If you still have concerns, contact ATS via the support information on RentalCarTicket.com or MyFleetVehicle, or reach out to your rental car company’s customer service and ask them to look up any violations or ATS invoices tied to your rental agreement. If the violation appears inaccurate, you can request copies of the ticket, photo or video evidence, and follow the dispute instructions provided by ATS or the issuing authority.

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  1. ATS 8563820628 CAN S346209042916422

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from ATS with a phone number and CAN on my statement?

This is usually a charge from ATS Processing Services for a toll, traffic camera, or parking violation associated with a vehicle you drove, often a rental car. The descriptor may include a phone number and a country indicator (such as CAN for Canada) rather than the rental company’s name, which can make it hard to immediately recognize.

How is ATS Processing Services connected to my rental car company?

Many major rental car brands (such as Hertz, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Thrifty and others) use ATS Processing Services to manage tolls and violations on their vehicles. The rental company receives the original ticket or toll notice, sends the information to ATS, and ATS then bills you for the amount owed plus any contractual administrative fee under your rental agreement.

What kinds of amounts does ATS typically charge?

ATS charges can range from modest toll amounts and small administrative fees to larger sums for red‑light, speed, or parking violations. The total often includes the original fine plus a processing or administrative fee outlined in your rental or fleet agreement. Reviewing the detailed notice or invoice from ATS will usually show a breakdown of these components.

How can I confirm what specific violation my ATS charge is for?

Look for any email or mailed notice from ATS Processing Services or links to RentalCarTicket.com or a fleet portal such as MyFleetVehicle. These notices typically include a reference number, license plate, date, time, location, and often photo or video evidence. You can also contact ATS or your rental car company with your rental agreement number and ask them to pull up any violation associated with your rental period.

Can I dispute or contest a violation that ATS has billed me for?

In many jurisdictions, ATS either allows you to pay through their portal or transfers legal responsibility for the violation to you so you can contest it directly with the issuing authority. If you believe the charge is incorrect, request a copy of the ticket and any evidence from ATS, then follow the dispute instructions on the notice or provided by the city or toll agency. Be mindful of response deadlines, as they can be strict.

How do I request a refund or adjustment for an ATS charge I believe is wrong or duplicate?

First, gather your bank statement, any ATS notice, and your rental or fleet vehicle documentation. Contact ATS Processing Services using the support details on RentalCarTicket.com or their violation portal and explain the situation, providing reference numbers and dates. If the charge is tied to a rental, also contact the rental company’s billing department; in some cases they must initiate or authorize adjustments or refunds on your behalf.

Why did this ATS charge post weeks after my trip or rental ended?

Toll and camera violations can take days or weeks to be transmitted from toll agencies or municipalities to the rental company and then to ATS for processing. As a result, your card may not be billed until well after you returned the vehicle. This delay is common and doesn’t necessarily indicate fraud, but you should still verify the details if you don’t recognize the charge.

How can I avoid unexpected ATS charges in the future?

When renting a vehicle, review the sections of the contract related to tolls, violations, and administrative fees, and ask the rental agent how tolls and tickets are handled. Use clearly marked toll programs or pay‑by‑plate options as directed, obey posted speed and red‑light camera warnings, and keep copies of any receipts or online payments you make for tolls or tickets. After your trip, monitor statements for several weeks so you can quickly verify any follow‑up charges from ATS or the rental company.

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