Log in to view your current and previous fines, see how much you owe and download photos of your offence (if available).

• What you can do here Open / Close

  Once you’ve logged in, you can:

  • See your current and previous fines.
  • See details of payment arrangements.
  • See how much you owe.
  • Set up an SMS payment reminder.
  • Download a PDF photo for each traffic offence (if available – not all fines have photos). If the PDF file doesn’t display in your browser, look for it in your downloads folder.
  • Access your fine history (for matters finalised within the past 6 months).

  You will not be able to

  • See information about fines that are not managed by Fines Victoria. If you're not sure, check your most recent fine for instructions and payment details.
  • Download PDF photos related to a fine that has already been paid.
  • Download PDF photos related to toll fines.
  • Download PDF photos related to fines finalised more than 6 months ago.
• Things to note Open / Close
  • Data on this website is updated once every 24 hours. If a recent fine or payment does not appear on this website, please wait 24 hours and check again.
  • Payments you’ve made may take 4-5 working days to appear on this site, and cheques may take even longer. If you are approached by a sheriff’s officer, you should provide them with evidence of the payment. Fines Victoria and a sheriff’s officer will not enforce your fine if you have paid.
  • You should deal with your fines as soon as possible. If you do not, enforcement action may be taken against you without further warning.
  • This summary may not show all your fines. Differences in the data we have been given, spelling of your name, address and driver licence may mean not all your fines are displayed here.
  • Some enforcement agencies do not ask us to enforce and collect their fines, so these fines will not be listed here. Refer to your fine for more details.
  • If the Sheriff or the Director of Fines Victoria detains and seizes your property or takes any other action against you, you may be liable for additional costs not shown here.
• Change of address? Open / Close

  Have you moved house recently? Under the law, you must advise VicRoads of your new address within 14 days of moving.

  Fines sent to the address registered with VicRoads are 'deemed served', even if you no longer live there and did not receive them.

  This means that agencies can take enforcement action against you if you have not dealt with a fine sent to an old address.

  You can update both your licence and vehicle registration details online at VicRoads.

  If you've recently changed your name, address, driver licence number or any other personal details, it may take some time for this change to display here.

• Who can view information about your fines? Open / Close

  Only people who have a lawful reason can access information about your fines.

  This means only you, or someone you authorise (like your lawyer or an interpreter) is allowed to access your information.

• Your privacy is important to us Open / Close

  The login process establishes your identity and protects your personal information.

  The information you provide will be used for verification purposes only. More information about the handling of your personal details is available in the Website Privacy Statement.

• Need help? Open / Close

  If you have an Infringement Notice or Penalty Reminder Notice enquiry, call (03) 9200 8111 or 1300 369 819 (for regional callers). We’re available Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm (except public holidays).

  If you have a Notice of Final Demand or enforcement warrant enquiry, call (03) 9200 8222 or 1800 150 410 (regional callers). We’re available Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm (except public holidays).