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Infringement Notices

What is an infringement?


If you receive an infringement notice, you have three options:

Option 1 - Pay the infringement notice in full


Option 3 - Elect to have the matter heard in court

Appealing an infringement notice


The Infringements Act 2006 allows you to make only one application for internal review. This means that you need to provide all of the relevant information and any supporting documentation to the City of Kingston when requesting a review.
Please note that pursuant to the Infringements Act 2006, it is an offence to provide false or misleading information. Council may take further legal action if Council has reason to believe this has occurred. To apply for an internal review please complete the Infringement Offence Review Application in 'Related Information'.



If you have received a penalty reminder notice, payment (including additional cost) must be made before the expiry date on the penalty reminder notice or further legal action will be taken.

How and where can payment be made?

To pay your infringement by Visa or Mastercard visit

 In person

Council’s Customer Service Centres listed below. Payments can be made by credit or debit card, cash or cheque.

1230 Nepean Highway
Cheltenham 3192
Hours: Mon-Fri, 8.30am - 5pm

1 Chelsea Road
Chelsea 3196
Hours: Mon-Fri, 10am-2pm

Determination by a Court

The person named on the infringement notice may elect to have the matter heard and determined in a Court.

IGNORING your infringement can lead to court action or result in your fine being sent to the Director, Fines Victoria who has the power to suspend driving licences until the fine is paid.