Update your address

You must notify VicRoads

Have you changed your address 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 anything.

This means that agencies can take enforcement action against you if you have not dealt with a fine, even if it was sent to your old address.

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

Note that 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 on this website.

You should also notify Fines Victoria

If you:

have outstanding fines
have requested a review
are paying off your fines in instalments
have a payment extension

then you must also let Fines Victoria know if you've changed your address or contact details.

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How to view all your fines

Click the button below. To log in, we will ask you to enter an obligation number, infringement number or court case number for one of your fines, as well as some other details about you, your licence or your vehicle.

Once you've logged in, you can:

see all current fines managed by us
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)
access your fine history (for matters finalised within the past 6 months).

Note: you will not be able to view fines that are not managed by us, such as local council parking fines that have not been registered with Fines Victoria for enforcement. If you're not sure who is managing a fine, check your most recent fine/notice.

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