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Queensland Government - Queensland Revenue Office
Queensland Government - Queensland Revenue Office

Fines and infringements support options

Find out what kind of support you can access.

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    We are responsible for administering and managing certain fines and infringements for road and traffic offences enforced by the Queensland Police Service and the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Your rights, actions and support options vary, depending on the issuing agency, offence type, and stage of the fine.

    Use this tool to navigate through available content and support options.

    Infringement notice is a notice issued for an offence committed. This can take the form of an on-the-spot ticket, or a notice sent by email or post. They are issued for various offences, including camera-detected offences (e.g. speeding) and failure to comply with demand notices for overdue tolls. You get 28 days to act on the fine before it’s registered with the State Penalties Enforcement Registry (SPER) for collection.

    Camera-detected fines are issued for an offence detected by a camera. These are issued to the registered owner of the vehicle for speeding, red-light, mobile phone, seatbelt and other offences.

    Read more about types of fines and penalties.

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    Last updated: 17 July 2024