Published on 01 May 2024
Fines are only issued on-the-spot by an issuing officer, attached to your vehicle, or sent by post. If you have an active payment arrangement, Fines Victoria will contact you by SMS to advise you have received a new fine. We will not contact you via SMS to tell you if a fine has been withdrawn or that you have been issued a refund, we will send you a letter by post. We may call or SMS you to follow up on your outstanding fines.
Published on 19 Mar 2024
A new way to apply for infringement extensions with Fines Victoria
Published on 15 Mar 2024
The Fines Victoria Call Centre has been impacted by our service providers network outage. This means our 1300 and 1800 numbers are currently unavailable.
Published on 08 Mar 2024
Fines Victoria has begun issuing Notices of Final Demand for fines registered with us by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) for failure to vote in the Victorian State Government election in November 2022.
Published on 03 Jan 2024
The network issue that was impacting the Fines Victoria Call Centre from 12 to 2pm on 3 January 2024 has been resolved and all services have been restored.
Published on 19 Dec 2023
We understand some customers may be having problems submitting web forms. We are currently working on the issue.
Published on 09 Jun 2023
The Director, Fines Victoria has the power under section 89 of the Fines Reform Act 2014 to apply sanctions on a driver licence or permit and/or vehicle registration(s), to encourage you to resolve your outstanding fine(s). A sanction may include suspension of your driver licence and/or vehicle registration or restrict your ability to transfer your vehicle or renew your driver licence.
Published on 28 Feb 2023
Have you changed your address recently? By law you must advise VicRoads of your new address within 14 days of moving.
Published on 10 Feb 2023
Fines Victoria takes the protection of personal information seriously and has security measures in place to protect you and your details.
Published on 05 May 2022
Did your company receive a camera-detected traffic infringement for more than $3,000? Here's what to do.
