Fines

If you've received a COVID-19 fine, find out if you need to pay or are entitled to a refund.

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Pay your fine or overdue fine now.

See what options are available for you such as setting up a payment plan or applying for a Work and Development Order (WDO).

Transfer your fine to the person responsible.

You can dispute your fine if there were special circumstances that led to the offence being committed.

See a camera image of your offence.

Find out the process to have your fine heard in court.

We're making it easier to manage your fines

You'll soon be able to easily pay and manage your fines through your MyServiceNSW account. We'll let you know when this new service is available.

You can authorise someone to manage your fines for you.

Learn how we protect the privacy of your personal information.

We provide culturally safe services to support First Nations Peoples to get back on track with debt. Contact our dedicated First Nations team today.

If you've had your driver licence for more than 10 years and have a clear driving record, you may be eligible for a caution for some offences.

You may be eligible to reduce your fine by up to $1,000 a month by doing unpaid work, courses, counselling or treatment programs.

More than 87,000 people have participated in the WDO program over the last five years, clearing over $200 million worth of debt.

If you're experiencing financial difficulty and stress, we can refer you to free financial and legal services available to support you with advice.

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